#154: Sowing Seeds with Farmer Monica Newman
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Join us for an inspiring conversation with farmer and Navy veteran Monica Newman as we explore her remarkable journey from archaeological technician to seed company founder. Discover how her quest to reconnect with her ancestry led her to forge a deep bond with the land and start a company dedicated to preserving tradition. We'll hear her passion for seed saving and the rich stories these seeds hold. We'll also discuss her current role as the director of an agricultural leadership initiative and reflect on the outstanding Black Agrarian Food Tour she helped orchestrate. This interview is packed with so much more. Don't miss this veteran's extraordinary transition to the soil in our upcoming episode!
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