Finding healing through farming and growing healthy food.
In This Podcast: Coming home from deployment is hard enough without adding a significant disease to the mix, yet this is what propelled Stepheni Norton and her husband to make substantial changes in what they ate. From there, they started growing their own healthier food on a portion of their new property and then started offering it to their community. This developed into their farming business and CSA and more. It’s almost enough to make you want to move to her town so you can participate!
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Stepheni is a retired Chief Petty Officer and decorated military Veteran with almost 20 years of hands-on entrepreneurial experience. She’s the co-owner and founding farmer of National City’s Dickinson Farm & Dickinson Larder. Her journey to heirloom farming began when she purchased the Wallace Dickinson House while she was deployed with the U.S. Coast Guard Port Security Detachment.
Stepheni designed the Dickinson Farm, the first licensed farm in National City since the 1900s. She launched Farmacy, a curated CSA and anti-inflammatory meal prep service designed for caregivers and patients receiving on-going out-patient care as well as for individuals and families on specialty diets.
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