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Intentional Community Farms, Co-operative Farms or Mult-Family Farming Anyone?
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Hello!I am new to this forum but I was wondering if anyone on here knew about or was interested in discussing the idea of cooperative farming. I currently live in Toronto but would like to move to a…Continue

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Started this discussion. Last reply by Ekandi Jul 19, 2010.

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At 2:54am on March 27, 2012, Ren said…: Hi, how did your search to live on a farm go? I would like to be able to buy a share in a farm that does fruits and vegetables. Kind of like a farm that goes to weekly market kind of thing.

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