280. Hannah Breckbill on Collaborative Farm Ownership
Does a farm run by its workers affect its success and how it operates?
In this episode of the Thriving Farmer Podcast, Michael talks with Hannah Breckbill, who helped start Humble Hands Harvest. This organic farm in Northeast Iowa is run by its workers. Now in her 12th year, Hannah and her team practice no-till farming, showing their dedication to sustainable food and supporting the local community.
Listen in to find out how Hannah runs this community-focused, worker-owned farm.
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About the Guest:
Hannah is starting her 12th season with Humble Hands Harvest, a worker-owned vegetable farm growing food for the people of Decorah, Iowa. She holds a vision of a cooperative food web that regenerates rural livelihood as well as soil and ecosystems. She launched the Queer Farmer Convergence in 2018 and loves to be gathered on the land with fellow farmers and land stewards.
Resources:
Website - https://humblehandsharvest.com/
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/humblehandsharvest
Facebook - facebook.com/humblehandsharvest
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