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Michele Katsaris

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As seen in: CropLife Magazine, Meister Media Worldwide, Growing Produce, AgroPages, AgriBusiness Global, Cotton Grower, The War Cry Magazine, Mexico Business Today, Agriculture Newswire
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The State of Smart Tech Adoption in Vegetable Production

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By Michele Katsaris
| Growing Produce Verified
Vegetable growers continue to explore smart tech as a way to improve efficiency, reduce labor challenges, and make better use of resources. Yet despite growing interest in digital tools, smart tech adoption remains uneven across the industry, with cost, uncertainty, and operational fit still preventing many farms from taking the plunge.
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How Simple Tools Make a Big Impact at Working Theory Farm

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By Michele Katsaris
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At Working Theory Farm in Hillsboro, OR, Campers Rumph, Director of Farm Operations, and her team empower youth through the shared work of farming while growing food for partner organizations that distribute it to families in need.
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Growing With Purpose Made Easy at Moonrose Farm With These Tools

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By Michele Katsaris
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Moonrose Farm, located in Rehoboth, MA, is a diversified vegetable and flower farm run by partners Jordan Goldsmith and Melissa Denmark. What began in 2016 as a large garden has grown into a 2-acre operation rooted in no-till, regenerative practices. With permanent raised beds, high tunnels, and dedicated flower and vegetable spaces, the farm now serves about 80 CSA members and supplies produce, eggs, and blooms for much of the year.
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