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Land Access Guide - Young Agrarians

June 2, 2015

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The purpose of this guide is to support new and landless farmers to choose a path toward accessing land. In researching and writing this guide, the driving question has been: how have new farmers gotten onto land? There are several different options to consider from leasing and purchasing to community farms and incubator plots- each with its own set of pro’s and con’s. Farming is hard work and it takes significant planning, perseverance, and determination to be successful at it.

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