The Douglas County Market of Farms event was an incredible success as more than 600 people arrived at the Flory Building on the Douglas County Fairgrounds last month to buy directly from Kansas farmers and ranchers.
One vendor, Jeff Jones of Jones Premium Beef in Seneca, said he gained more than 100 new customers that day.
We were very excited to have Rick McNary and Stacy Davis, Sumner County Economic Development director, join Kansas Farm Bureau on their Inside Ag podcast. They talked about the work happening in Caldwell around the Border Queen Harvest Hub.
Take a listen here!
Running any business takes relentless effort and determination to pursue a vision for making things work out. Amie Brunkow invested countless hours into a business plan for a meat processing plant before signing a purchase agreement to buy Alta Vista Meat Co. in February 2020. By the time the deal closed later that summer, Brunkow’s business plan, like the rest of the world, was upside down. However, her effort and determination remained and in the four years since buying the business, it’s thriving and expanding.
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If you missed the Market of Farms in Lyons on April 29, below is a list of sponsors and vendors who joined us.
