Seattle Gets To Farmland Preservation
Leaders in the Seattle region, who see farming as an essential component of the economy and quality of life, are revitalizing agriculture.
Patty Cantrell, who manages the Michigan Land Use Institute's NewEntrepreneurial Agriculture project, recently returned from Seattlewhereshe saw first-hand what sound economic and land use policy can do toassist farmers and conserve farmland. She reports on FarmLink, which matches new generation farmers likeAndrewStout with landowners who want to sell or lease their property foragriculture. The concept points to a new idea that has application in Michigan and the Midwest.FarmLink has added to King County's reputation as a center of newentrepreneurial programs to keep farmers farming and put productivefarmland to work.
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