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Entrepreneur, Farmer & Herbalist | Clarenda "Farmer Cee" Stanley
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In this episode of The Herbalist Hour I'm joined by Clarenda "Farmer Cee" Stanley. Clarenda "Farmer Cee" Stanley is a visionary entrepreneur, farmer, herbalist, and advocate for ethical business and sustainable living.
Known affectionately as "Farmer Cee," she is the founding CEO of Green Heffa Farms, a wellness brand and herb farm that celebrates the power of nature to heal and nourish.
We chat about what a young Clarenda was like, how Green Heffa Farms got its name, this mission of the farm and what they grow there, the spiritual aspects to growing plants and a ton more.
We even have a couple of super special guest questions from Mel and Jeff Carpenter, as well as from Derek Haynes AKA The Chocolate Botanist.
This was a great conversation with Farmer Cee and I know you're goin' to love it!
Enjoy, and see you in the next episode,
~Mason
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Green Heffa Farms | GreenHeffaFarms.com
DOCUMENTARY: Farmer Cee | WATCH THE DOC
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Green Heffa Farms on Instagram | @greenheffafarms
Zack Woods Herb Farm | ZackWoodsHerbs.com
The Chocolate Botanist | SUBSCRIBE
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Blue Ridge Women in Agriculture (BRWIA): BRWIA offers disaster resources, including emergency grants to impacted BIPOC farmers in the Carolinas, demonstrating a commitment to supporting diverse farming communities.
Poder Emma, BeLoved Asheville, and Equal Plates Project: These community organizations have been leading recovery efforts, providing support to marginalized groups, including BIPOC and LGBTQ+ farmers, in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
Feed AVL is committed to supporting Black farmers and Black-run food organizations in the region
WNC Communities: An Asheville-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting agricultural initiatives and community development across Western North Carolina. They have been instrumental in providing disaster relief to local farmers.
Carolina Farm Stewardship Association (CFSA): CFSA has been actively involved in hurricane recovery efforts, offering resources and support to farmers affected by the storm.
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