Diversity – What’s best for soil and revenue at Barnyard Organics
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May 1, 2020

Diversity – What’s best for soil and revenue at Barnyard Organics

For fourth-generation farmers Mark and Sally Bernard, soil health is the primary concern in decision-making on their 550-acre organic farm in Freetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada. It is front-and-center in their values statement: “Barnyard Organics is a diversified, family-friendly, soil-focused farm with a priority on

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