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The Black Girl’s Guide to Building a Boutique Farm. Practical Advice to Keep Your Business Cute, Profitable, and Sustainable
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- Nombre de pages272
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-64502-355-5
- EAN9781645023555
- Date de parution09/06/2026
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Taille80 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurChelsea Green
Résumé
An empowering, step-by-step?guide?that will equip readers with the essential tools?and insights to?build successful?boutique?farm?brands.??Merging?agricultural know-how with entrepreneurial expertise, cultural wisdom,?and?a?unique focus on brand identity, this book offers?a?clear roadmap for establishing?and scaling boutique farming enterprises that?are economically viable?and culturally impactful.? The book delves into?the essentials of brand-building?for?boutique?farms, including market positioning, storytelling,?and cultivating?a?strong community presence.
Cee's unique approach emphasizes mindset shifts crucial for success?and outlines how?artisanal?farming can extend beyond profit?to?benefit the broader community?and ecosystem.?She?accomplishes this through "Groundwork" exercises in each chapter of the book.? The book will be?a?practical?and inspirational?guide?and workbook not only for?Black?women, but for a?wide range of?aspiring young or non-traditional beginning?farmers who aspire to run a thriving boutique?farm?business, helping?to?transform their communities?and set new standards in sustainable?agriculture.? Drawing from her journey?as the founder of Green Heffa?Farms,?Farmer Cee shares her deep knowledge of brand development, sustainable business strategy,?and organic, regenerative farming practices.
Her background?as?a?seasoned marketing?and fundraising expert turned award-winning herb?farmer provides readers with practical guidance on launching?and growing a boutique?farm?brand rooted in?authenticity?and community.
Cee's unique approach emphasizes mindset shifts crucial for success?and outlines how?artisanal?farming can extend beyond profit?to?benefit the broader community?and ecosystem.?She?accomplishes this through "Groundwork" exercises in each chapter of the book.? The book will be?a?practical?and inspirational?guide?and workbook not only for?Black?women, but for a?wide range of?aspiring young or non-traditional beginning?farmers who aspire to run a thriving boutique?farm?business, helping?to?transform their communities?and set new standards in sustainable?agriculture.? Drawing from her journey?as the founder of Green Heffa?Farms,?Farmer Cee shares her deep knowledge of brand development, sustainable business strategy,?and organic, regenerative farming practices.
Her background?as?a?seasoned marketing?and fundraising expert turned award-winning herb?farmer provides readers with practical guidance on launching?and growing a boutique?farm?brand rooted in?authenticity?and community.



