Good Earth Therapy LLC launching Farm and Farm Business Services Directory.
Dec 14, 2020
Good Earth Therapy LLC will be launching the Good Earth Therapy Farm Fresh Food Directory at the Future Harvest conference January 14-16, 2021 for consumers, vendors and all interested in procuring food from farms or services provided to farms.
Alexandria, United States - December 14, 2020 /PressCable/ —
Good Earth Therapy LLC will be launching the Good Earth Therapy Farm Fresh Food Directory at the Future Harvest conference starting January 14, 2021.
As an exhibitor Good Earth Therapy LLC wholly supports Future Harvest’s outreach, education, advocacy, and promotion of regenerative practices.
Those interested in learning more about the conference can do so here: https://www.futureharvestcasa.org/conference/2021-conference
Interested parties can preview the coming app and network at the following website: https://www.gooderf.com.
With the launch of Good Earth Therapy, Good Earth Therapy LLC and Future Harvest will be sharing multiple objectives including:
Exhibit the Good Earth Therapy app and demonstrate it’s features and benefits – Future Harvest is providing the venue from which Good Earth Therapy LLC will launch the Good Earth Therapy Farm Fresh Food Directory in support of farmers around the country, within the DMV and in solidarity with, and for increased visibility/patronage of BIPOC Farmers.
Giveaways – To encourage attendees Future Harvest will be raffling off various branded items to participants for interacting with other exhibitors, the Good Earth Therapy app, and events taking place during the conference.
Encouraging Collaboration – As a change partner Future Harvest is facilitating Good Earth Therapy LLC efforts to expand its growing outreach and continuous education programming to foster an appreciation for the realm of regenerative agriculture.
Good Earth Therapy has been created specifically for consumers, vendors and all interested in procuring food from farms or services provided to farmers to include:
Most current national listings of farms and farm business services – Using all publicly available information, farms and farm business services are identified by state and services offered over 17 categories.
Multiple categories – With categories ranging from apiaries to vertical/small space farming Good Earth Therapy is a growing archive that allows a business to make sure their information is an accurate representation of their operation and gain additional national exposure.
Reach and Focus – Your farm or farm business can be listed in as many categories as you offer a product or service in.
Marcus Roberson, Owner of Good Earth Therapy LLC had this to say about the new launch partnership for Good Earth Therapy:
Good Earth Therapy LLC will be exhibiting it’s Farm Fresh Food Directory at Future Harvest CASA 2021.
This is a great chance to still take part (virtually) in this annual conference taking place January 14 – 16 2021 and get early bird access to the Good Earth Therapy app and the Growth Management Makerspace Community.
Those interested in previewing Good Earth Therapy can do so here: https://www.gooderf.com.
Contact Info:
Name: Marcus Roberson
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Organization: Good Earth Therapy LLC
Address: 8514 Southlawn Court, Alexandria, Virginia 22309, United States
Website: https://www.gooderf.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88989588
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