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How May Biodynamic Practices Aid Business Development

Day: Thursday, February 8, 2024 | Session: 3 | Time: 3:45 pm to 4:45 pm Organization: Meadowlark Hearth Session Title: How May Biodynamic Practices Aid Business Development Nathan is the seedsman and trained at Sativa, the first, oldest Biodynamic seed company internationally then 1998, we began Turtle Tree Seed, managed it for 12 years as a sheltered workshop business where it still resides owned by Camphill Village Copake. Now Meadowlark Hearth provides open pollinated seed on contract for varied midsize seed companies throughout the US as well as its own online distribution. Beth, returned to a western Nebraska fourth generation family farm and developed farm to have grass fed/finished dual purpose beef-dairy breed through a gifted herd which provides the components for our vegetable seed and vegetable and field fertility on 540 acres. The land will be donated into a protected 501c3 so that young people can carry on the farm and business and culture for agriculture (without having to work town jobs). More information about our partnership with NRCS: Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and the South Dakota Specialty Producers Association (SDSPA) have formed a partnership to build the capacity of local partners’ knowledge to develop and implement effective strategies in supporting producers in the building of a sustainable local food system. The partnership will incorporate conservation and wise use and management of natural resources that are sustainable both for producers and the environment.