Who makes this farm possible?

written by

MoSo Farm

posted on

March 20, 2025


Dear friends and family, 

We are here because you are! Some of you have supported this farm since 2020 when we got started, some of you just found out about us this month. Regardless, we are able to continue running this small farm because you understand the value of shopping locally. And you choose to invest in ethically raised, pastured meats.

Here are just a few of the people who make up this farm’s community of supporters. We appreciate you more than you know!

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