Some really great ideas are out there regardless of the age of the farmer.

You need to add a way for readers to share your site with other like minded people. Please add buttons so that we can post your link to Facebook, Delicious, et al.

add a little key on the map: green dot: farmer owns land

Can we have the text smaller by about 75%?

Lovin what you are doing! Keep it up!

Fresh Local chef/owners raise happy chickens for eggs; compost all food scraps the chickens don't eat; grow what they can for use in the restaurant, buy from neighbor farmers; are in the process of setting up to raise rabbits for healthy, local meat option; use local meat when available.

It is amazing how many maps miss this portion of the state.

We own some plantable land and know of much more available, but don't have the time or resources to do it ourselves. We would buy the product or help to sell it. How do we landowners connect with people willing to do the dirt work?

My friend who is colorblind can't distinguish the red, green and magenta on your map. Use dark/light or yellow, dark blue colors etc.

The nature of agriculture is that it often depends on seasonal/temporary labor. There is an unseen army of food activists who make a difference by helping farmers who can't afford to hire staff but wouldn't survive without an extra pair of hands in the growing season. I love this site, and would be interested to see it expand by including some sort of social network for farm workers, where they can share their experiences working on different farms and network to find employment for the next season.

makes it easier to get back to your page!