The Importance Of Small-Scale Processing @ Gunthorp Farms | Ep #58

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Greg Gunther is a farmer and processor who has navigated immense challenges and successes in agriculture. We talked about his journey through the hog market crash of the 90s, building a USDA-inspected processing plant on his farm, and the importance of small-scale processing and direct-to-consumer marketing. To speak with someone deeply experienced in farming and committed to inspiring future generations in agriculture was fascinating and insightful. Gunthorp Farms WebsiteGunthorp Farm's Instagram

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