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The 639th recipient is Jordan Goldsmith of Moonrose Farm in Rehoboth, MA. Jordan writes: What self-care and well-being mean to me as a farmer: “Self care is essential to replenish your body with much needed rest, relaxation, and repair. Massage is the most important way I stay flexible and avoid injury so I can stay farming for as long as possible. I feel that taking care of our bodies is easily overlooked, especially in the heat of July, but it's important to remember the da

The 638th recipient is Tyrike Brown of Tyrike Taiku in Lafayette Hill, PA. Tyrike writes: What self-care and well-being mean to me as a farmer: “Self care is very important to me. I have based my whole business on offering self care practices to my local community through the herbs I grow. I believe that, in order to work and participate as a part of the community, we have to take time to rest and be in nature.” How I might use this $100 self-care award: ”The $100 award would