Janelle Maiocco speaks with Peter Bartlett of Bartlett Farms about how Independent Farmers can leverage cow shares to lock in recurring revenue, command premium pricing, and scale a thriving direct-to-consumer raw dairy business.

Host Janelle Maiocco and Farm Account Manager Cory discuss how Independent Farmers can tap into a massive market and boost profits by offering premium pet treats.

Janelle and Phil dive into the new "upside-down" food pyramid and the massive opportunity it creates for independent Farmers to meet the growing demand for real, local protein.

In this week’s episode, Barn2Door and Peter of Bartlett Farms (ND), discuss various instances the government regulations have impacted independent Farm sales, and examples of how Farms can take control of their operations. See how Peter has expanded access to his raw milk and beef.

In this week's episode, James meets with Alexia of the Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund to discuss the proposed Salmonella framework from the USDA FSIS. Learn how this may affect your local poultry processor.

In this week's episode, James speaks with Alexia from Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund about the proposed electronic ear tagging updates for livestock and how this rule may affect Independent Farmers.

In this episode of the Direct Farm Podcast, we sit down with Coby Buck, the Director of Strategic Accounts at AgriWebb. Listen as Barn2Door COO, James Maiocco and Coby discuss current farming and ranching trends from AgriWebb’s State of the Global Farmer Report.

Listen to the latest episode in the Direct Farm Podcast-- Farm Legal Series as Alexia from the Farm to Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) and James, Barn2Door COO discuss the legal nuances of selling though Buyers Clubs and Herd Share formats.

On this episode of the Direct Farm Podcast, we sit down with Brooke Smith from Freight Farms. Freight Farms empowers individuals to start farming anywhere with their hydroponic shipping containers.

In this episode of the Direct Farm Podcast, we sit down with ADK Action, a non-profit organization committed to improving the lives of the residents of the Adirondacks in Northern New York through various projects, including their Fair Food Program.

In this episode of the Direct Farm Podcast, we chat with Valerie & Jared Luhman of Grass Fed Cattle Company about the the benefits of selling direct market and the profits gained from transitioning away from selling at sales barns.

In this episode, we discuss the three processing options for Farmers: USDA Certified, State Processors, and Custom Processing Facilities. We also discuss the general legal factors to be aware of when processing animals and selling meat direct-to-market.

Listen as we discuss how Salmon Safe works with Farms and businesses in the Pacific Northwest to ensure sustainable land management practices for salmon and other fish to thrive in the Pacific Northwest watersheds and beyond.

In this episode of the Direct Farm Podcast, Alex Russell of Chucktown Acres shares his knowledge and experience as a direct-to-market Farm business owner in a webinar hosted by the Rodale Institute.

In this episode of the Farm Legal Series, we focus on the legalities of CSAs, herd share subscriptions, and meeting local requirements and regulations involved in selling food on a recurring basis.

In this episode of the Direct Farm Podcast, we sit down with the Kevin Baum, the CEO and Founder of AgriWebb. AgriWebb is a livestock management app that helps Farmers and Ranchers uncover insights, map Farm property, and drive profits while enhancing sustainability and streamlining operations.

In this episode of the Direct Farm Podcast, we hear from Justin Barclay, the Farm Education Manager at Rodale Institute. Rodale Institute has been a global leader in organic agriculture for over 70 years. Justin shares the ins and outs of the Rodale Institute Farmer Training Program, or RIFT.

Welcome to the sixth episode in Barn2Door's series in partnership with the Farm to Consumer Legal Defense Fund. In this episode, we cover the Campaign for Raw Food, and the concerns that have been raised over regulations on raw butter.

In this episode of the Direct Farm Podcast we're excited to welcome, Abby Lundrigan, Certification and Farmer Liason at Real Organic Project. The Real Organic Project is a farmer-led movement created to distinguish soil-grown and pasture-raised products under USDA organic.

In this episode Farm Legal Series, we focus on Produce, FSMA, how laws vary across the country, and the resources FTCLDF has to help Farmers sell their products direct-to-consumer.