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This episode: when my guest was an urban farmer in Vancouver in the 2010s, she co-founded a marketing co-operative with her colleagues to streamline her produce sales. Intrigued by the problem-solving potential of cooperative business structures, she went on to obtain her Masters degree--and then her PhD--studying farming cooperatives in Japan. Emi Do currently works for Young Agrarians as its co-op coordinator. She joined me for a conversation about growing produce in Vancouver backyards, her studies of Japan's food system, and why co-ops are much less common in BC's food system.
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The first & tenth listener to submit a voice memo by visiting farminginbc.ca/submit will receive an FBC Podcast hat in the mail, as long as they live in BC and aren't currently signed on to my 2025 BC Farming Yearbook Project.
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This episode: when my guest was an urban farmer in Vancouver in the 2010s, she co-founded a marketing co-operative with her colleagues to streamline her produce sales. Intrigued by the problem-solving potential of cooperative business structures, she went on to obtain her Masters degree--and then her PhD--studying farming cooperatives in Japan. Emi Do currently works for Young Agrarians as its co-op coordinator. She joined me for a conversation about growing produce in Vancouver backyards, her studies of Japan's food system, and why co-ops are much less common in BC's food system.
Mentioned in this episode:
Win a FBC Podcast Hat!
The first & tenth listener to submit a voice memo by visiting farminginbc.ca/submit will receive an FBC Podcast hat in the mail, as long as they live in BC and aren't currently signed on to my 2025 BC Farming Yearbook Project.
Voice Memo Contact