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Networking and Community: Why April Prusia Joined Soil Sisters

2018-07-25 19:48:06| National Farmers Union

By Lisa Kivirist, author, co-owner and operator of Inn Serendipity Farm and B&B Soil Sisters is a network of more than 150 Wisconsin women farmers who offer each other support, collaboration, and community. One of those women is April Prusia, who runs Dorothys Range, offering heritage pork, feeders and breeding stock as well as a […]

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