A good story about a couple that started an organic farm without any experience and turned it into a successful profitable business. They wrote an inspiring book about their experiences as a “real farm” in a village north of Toronto in Canada. Heirloom tomatoes and kohlrabi are “stupid vegetables”, but carrots, beets, potatoes, cucumbers, and salad greens “turn a profit like nothing else.”
The tale of an organic farm that is a successful business
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