Students and internships on the farm
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October 2, 2020

Students and internships on the farm

With a 115-acre organic operation, farm owners Richard Andres and Deb Lentz rely on help from interns and apprentices to tend the crops for their Chelsea, MI-based Tantré Farm. Individuals interested in honing sustainable agriculture practices live semi-communally on the farm. The organic operation includes fruit, vegetables, mushrooms, herbs, flowers and livestock. The farm

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