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WAPF LADIES ORGANIZE LUNCHEON FOR SMALL FARMERS

Kentucky raw milk farmer Linda Stone organized a luncheon to introduce health-conscious consumers to local small farmers.
More than sixty-five women showed up
and met farmers selling produce, raw milk
and farm-raised animal products. Chapter
leader Sally O'Boyle has taken the lead to
organize the KY Ag Women for Wellness
movement throughout the state.

LEFT: Courtney Byron, Bath County,
Kentucky co-chapter leader, and Valerie
Samutin of Freedom Run Farm.

RIGHT: Idea-woman Linda Stone of
Brook-Lin Jerseys.
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