Efforts to help reform the food system comes in many shapes and sizes. Policy is one way, non-profits like Farm Action are another. This MtoM centers on a policy advocate for the group who also is a farmer herself in upstate New York.
Finding opportunities for new producers - Sarah Carden
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Finding land for farm production is not a new challenge for producers all across the country. Farm Action aims to assist in the search and helps to alter the way farms look in ownership, crop offerings and ownership. The non-profits has roots all over America. Sarah Carden is a policy advocate for the group. She's a farmer herself with experience in policy, politics and moving a farm from one state to another.
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