S4 - Ep#8 - Carmen Snyder on the nation’s first Farm Trails map

S4 - Ep#8 - Carmen Snyder on the nation’s first Farm Trails map and promotor of local small family farms

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Resilience requires access to local food. One model of how to sustain and promote local farms is Sonoma County Farm Trails. Launched in 1973, it is the nation’s first community-based organization with such a mission. Carmen Snyder, executive director, shares its story and about its upcoming event: the Gravenstein Apple Fair.

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