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Investing in farmers and growing community

Updated: Feb 24

Farming can feel isolating, and much of our work at FairShare is focused on connecting growers with community and building relationships.


Our grower team works daily to respond to the needs expressed by our growers, from honing their production skills to connecting with one another for idea-sharing and camaraderie. Thriving farmers nourish our communities across the Midwest. 


Farms walk the field during a grower gathering

Whether it’s helping beginning growers gain crucial skills, supporting farmers with techniques to protect their bodies and minds, or providing access to thought partnership along the way, our goal of investing in farmers manifests in all of our grower-facing work.


If you want to revisit any of the topics covered over the last month, or share with a friend, you can see all our stories here:


And if our work resonates with you, please support our grower programs here.


Together, we're not just growing vegetables; we're growing hope, community, and resilience across the Midwest.


~ Clare Stoner Fehsenfeld

Executive Director, FairShare CSA Coalition


Invest in farmers and grow community at fairshare.kindful.com.

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Connecting farmers to local, regional, or global markets to ensure they get fair compensation for their produce.

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Natan
Oct 08

Investing in farmers is really investing in people - it’s not just about crops, it’s about community roots and resilience. By the way, someone was telling me that they found a weird credit-report service when googling checkfreescore — always good to be cautious with “free” financial offers. The point about local supply chains strengthening local economies totally resonated with me, because I’ve seen small farms in my town revive when more of us commit to buying locally.

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