In the 2017 Ag Census data it showed that 66% of the responding female farmer-operators had an off-farm job. Micha Ide joins us to talk about her off-farm jobs and side-hustles all while farming full-time.

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Micha Ide

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Micha Ide of Bright Ide Acres is a California transplant who fell in love with farming in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. She began her farming journey at Chinook Farms in Snohomish, where she and her husband were allowed to pursue their passions and hone their craft. As both animal lovers and meat lovers they decided to raise animals with compassionate care so they could enjoy the finest quality meat without guilt. In late 2017 they finally were able to achieve our dream of buying our own farm. Micha and her husband purchased 30 acres in the quaint town of Orting, WA, at the base of Mt. Rainier.

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