Farm Commons is a Non-Profit Organization with Echoing Green Support
Tiana Reid — June 14, 2013 — Social Good
References: farmcommons.org & facebook
Based in Wisconsin, Farm Commons is a non-profit organization that attempts to provide farmers with the legal advice they need to continue to be sustainable and protect livelihoods as a business as well as create interactively resilient local food for the system as a whole. What is more, the organization's Rachel Armstrong was a 2012 Echoing Green Fellow under the Food and Agriculture category. Prior to her work here, Armstrong studied law.
"We build on high-quality legal services with an educational program that reaches farmers through trusted advocates, and an attorney network that disseminates Farm Commons’ resources nation-wide," reads the organizations profile on Echoing Green. The Farming Commons website outlines what exactly "farm law" consists of.
Contact Information
Farm Commons website
Farm Commons on Facebook
Farm Commons on Twitter
"We build on high-quality legal services with an educational program that reaches farmers through trusted advocates, and an attorney network that disseminates Farm Commons’ resources nation-wide," reads the organizations profile on Echoing Green. The Farming Commons website outlines what exactly "farm law" consists of.
Contact Information
Farm Commons website
Farm Commons on Facebook
Farm Commons on Twitter
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