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Do you know the difference between an online directory and marketplace? Join Olivia Vann as she explains the differences between the two.
Read more “2Bits: An Online Directory vs. An Online Marketplace”
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Read more “2Bits: Tips for selling Wholesale–Access to Capital”
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Read more “Morning AgClips: Mother-daughter team creates 2Buy Ag website”
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Fall is a good time to reflect. Last week, I was thinking about this past summer. One of the events that sticks out most clearly in my mind is the morning I spent trapped in our chicken coop. The hens didn’t want me there. I certainly didn’t want to be there. Read more “2Bits: Confessions of a Chicken Coop Prisoner”
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The number of American Small Farms is decreasing. This should concern you.
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A cool, crisp autumn evening settles in. The deep orange sun gently sinks below the horizon. A panorama of fall colors frames the yard. On the front porch, smoke from a grill curls upward, hanging in the air. Locally-raised grass-fed, grass-finished beef rib-eyes cook on the grill. Perfect evening. Perfect steak.
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Today, our third newsletter on wholesale readiness, focuses on scaling. Growth and scaling are related, however not the same thing! Read more “2Bits: Tips for Farmers Selling Wholesale—what is scalability?!”
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Read more “NewsTribune: Kim Harrison participates in discussion of Bayer-Monsanto Merger”
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Two years ago, 2BuyAg Co-Founders, Kim Harrison, and her daughter, Olivia Vann, began the journey to create an online community and marketplace that would enable farmers and food buyers to more easily connect. They wanted a digital space where these farmers and food buyers could find each other, communicate and develop trusting relationships, and buy and sell food and other agriculture items. Read more “2Bits: Taking Time to Celebrate!”
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Today, our second newsletter on wholesale readiness will focus on planning for increased production capacity. We know farmers like to be in the field—planting, weeding, harvesting, caring for livestock. It’s hard to start your planning “on paper” or on a computer. Do this step! It is important. Write your plan down. Read more “2Bits: Tips for Selling Wholesale—Production Capacity”