Marguerite GreenGuest
Felicia BellHost
The thing, the talking point that we have in rooms is like young people aren't farming or elder, you know, elderly folks no longer have connection to their food.

Like that being a conversation that we have in rooms a lot to the conversation has fully shifted to how do we get the resources for all of the people who do want to participate in agriculture to be able to do that.

So I think when I started 20 years ago, The thing that we thought was the problem was no one wanted to.

And now it's not to say that it's hunky dory, but now the problem is how do we get them the resources, the accessibility to do it? And that to me represents a huge ground shift.
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The thing, the talking point that we have in rooms is like young people aren't farming or elder, you know, elderly folks no longer have connection to their food.

Like that being a conversation that we have in rooms a lot to the conversation has fully shifted to how do we get the resources for all of the people who do want to participate in agriculture to be able to do that.

So I think when I started 20 years ago, The thing that we thought was the problem was no one wanted to.

And now it's not to say that it's hunky dory, but now the problem is how do we get them the resources, the accessibility to do it? And that to me represents a huge ground shift.