Roadblock at the Farmstand

By JimBo' -

 June 2nd, 2025

Currently, I have my farm stand on hold. There is a big issue in locating an insurance company to insure this project. I am still promoting the Farm Stand Marketer Guild on Next Door. Because I have committed to building the group, even if I am not selling from a roadside stand, I am very much involved in gardening. 

If you are aware of an insurance company that will cover farmstands, use the email below. 



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