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Mar 1, 2021 23 min

Erin Humphrey

from The Auburn Possibility Hosted by Auburn Industrial Development Authority

Season 1 Episode 1 Meet Erin Humphrey. As a permaculture (food forest) specialist, Finger Lakes farmer, and soon-to-be mother, Erin is a powerhouse individual that offers important insight into the agriculture industry. From Finger Lakes history, regional advantages, to land regeneration, follow along as she covers how the Auburn community is embracing permaculture. To learn more about the Auburn Permaculture Park founded by Erin, follow their Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/auburnpermaculturepark/?fref=ts Learn more about Auburn NY: takerootinauburn.com

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