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In DeMotte, Indiana, Dan and Julie Perkins steer Perkins’ Good Earth Farm, a certified‑organic, bio‑intensive vegetable operation focused on soil health, diverse crops and community connection. Dan, with a Masters in Environmental Science, and Julie, a former high‑school English teacher turned CSA leader, combine smarts and hands‑on work. Their farm doesn’t just grow carrots and garlic; it grows culture, resilience and local food sovereignty. On Season VI, they speak to the power of roots—literal and cultural—in the ag world.
By Joseph SkibbieIn DeMotte, Indiana, Dan and Julie Perkins steer Perkins’ Good Earth Farm, a certified‑organic, bio‑intensive vegetable operation focused on soil health, diverse crops and community connection. Dan, with a Masters in Environmental Science, and Julie, a former high‑school English teacher turned CSA leader, combine smarts and hands‑on work. Their farm doesn’t just grow carrots and garlic; it grows culture, resilience and local food sovereignty. On Season VI, they speak to the power of roots—literal and cultural—in the ag world.