Episode 42: Why Starting Small Is the Most Beautiful Way to Farm with Turo Tolentino and Andrea Alforte
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Chit Juan discusses the evolution of a small family-run farm into a certified organic enterprise with its co-founders.
Chit Juan sits down with the co-founders of ARTFARM Sustainable Solutions to explore how a small family-run farm in Bay, Laguna evolved into a certified organic and Slow Food-recognized enterprise. From surviving a natural disaster to building a regenerative, technology-enabled, and community-driven farming model, this conversation offers insight into resilience, innovation, and how sustainable farming can create both livelihood and impact. GUEST BIO: ARTFARM was co-founded in 2011 by Turo ...
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