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Profitable farming is 80% marketing and 20% producing.
It’s sad but true. Most of us want to spend our time on the land working on “farming” tasks and not on the computer working on “marketing.” But if you want to get customers who are eager to pay the prices you need (and deserve), you’ll have to “attract” them.
To succeed, you’ll need to know how to build your farm brand, grow an email list, create a convenient and pleasant online experience, and master various marketing disciplines.
The good news is that you don’t have to be a “born marketer”–you can learn it. And we can help you with that!
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Thriving Farmer Case Study: Rolling Hills Cattle Company
The mother and daughter team of Christina and Hailey operate two farm businesses in Minnesota.
“We named our farm Rolling Hills Cattle Company,” Christina said. “And we ca...
Thriving Farmer Case Study: Fort Rock Farms
Joel, his wife Amy and daughter Sadie are the farmers near Lake Havasu, Arizona. Several years ago, Joel’s family began an adventure in search of wholesome food. That led them to form Fort Rock ...
Thriving Farmer Case Study: Eden Creamery
Cassie and Asaf are the farmers behind Eden Creamery, just outside of Boise, Idaho. “We’re a couple of scientists turned cheese makers,” Cassie says. “I guess you could call us “Curd Nerd...
Thriving Farmer Case Study: Our Local Farm
Kimmie and her husband, Phil do pretty much everything on their Raleigh, NC area farm..with the “help” of their three children. Originally from Mattawamkeag, Maine, Phil moved to North Carolina...
Thriving Farmer Case Study: Kirkwood Heritage
Seth is a 8th generational farmer, but we recently got hitched, and bought a farm together. Being our second marriage, and wanting to do something new and special with this small farm, we decided ...
Thriving Farmer Case Study: Southwest Gamebirds
Michael and Christy Rose are the husband and wife team behind Southwest Gamebirds, a family farm that focuses on research and propagation of game birds. Whether it’s hatching eggs, live birds or ...
Thriving Farmer Case Study: Holt Creek Jerseys
“Even at that young age, I was serious about developing a top-tier production herd of Jersey cattle,” Ben says. “I set for myself the goal of having the highest-producing Jersey h...
Thriving Farmer Case Study: Longbottom Farm
Jason & Lexi Feyerherd are the dynamic duo living their farm dream at Virginia’s Longbottom Farm. But not long ago they were living a different dream…the typical “suburban dr...
Thriving Farmer Case Study: Auburn Meadow Farm
Some people grow up on a farm, so it’s natural they farm as adults. Not Jackie Cleary, who took a rather long and winding road to the farm. “Yep, it was a long, convoluted way, through food and...
Thriving Farmer Case Study: Peaceful Heart Farm
Scott and Melanie Hall met in 1999 in western North Carolina and become life-long friends. They apprenticed together at a spiritual training center learning how to teach a meditation technique. Tha...
Thriving Farmer Case Study: Restoration Acres
Rachel and Matthew Palma are the can-do farmers behind Virginia’s Restoration Acres, a farm with the tagline “Food that Restores.” Their passion through our regenerative farming p...
Thriving Farmer Case Study: Freedom Valley Farm
Ryan Hamby farms in Maryland with his mom, dad, and three younger brothers. Ryan says they chose the name Freedom Valley Farm because their farm is in a big valley and farming in it has given his f...
