Agritourism Is Evolving—And New Zealand Is Leading the Way What does it really take to turn a farm into a…
Farm Journal Part 1: The Crossroads There’s a moment when everything shifts. Not all at once—but slowly, quietly, and then…
When I first interviewed Lisa Chase in 2024, agritourism was already gaining serious momentum. Now, more than a year later…
What happens when a homeschooled 17-year-old boy in the Missouri Ozarks decides to publish a seed catalog? Nearly 30 years…
When I first interviewed Kara and Matt Rutter of Rutter’s Ranch and Project Victory Gardens in Episode 62 of the…
When I first interviewed Giany, we talked about faith, food security, and the power of a community garden to change…
Eighteen months after our first Agri-Tourist Podcast conversation, in Episode 82, I sat down again with John and Emma Hoel…
Agritourism doesn’t always begin with a business plan. Sometimes, it begins with curiosity, necessity, and a willingness to say yes…
Agritourism has always been about more than farm visits, pick-your-own fruit, or seasonal experiences. Today, it’s emerging as a powerful…
In episode 2 of the Agri-Tourist Podcast, we sat down with John and Emma Hoel, the founders of Peacefield, a…