A Brilliant Model for Small Agriculture || Treehouse Farm Collective

How to start a farm when land is expensive or inaccessible? This is a question that many people are asking and perhaps Treehouse Farm Collective in Colorado can provide at least one possible model for how they started their farm in Colorado where land is out of reach for most beginning farmers. When watching this it's hard not to believe that collaborative agriculture like this will have a prominent place in our future!

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As well as Artemis Flowers:   / artemisflowerfarm  

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Collaborative Farming Podcast:   / collaborativefarming  

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