Women in Agriculture 2023: Meet Val Steinmann
Feb 20, 2024

Video: Women in Agriculture 2023: Meet Val Steinmann

Almost 20 years ago, this farmer took a leap of faith and bought farmland in the Erin region, not knowing what it could become.

Now, Val Steinman is the lead farmer at Heartwood Farm & Cidery, a small but mighty regenerative farm that grows a variety of products in harmony with the seasons and the cycles of nature.

Passionate about conversations, Val believes sharing knowledge is the best way for farmers to help improve our local food systems.

 

Women in Agriculture 2023: Meet Val Steinmann

Women in Agriculture 2023: Meet Val Steinmann

Almost 20 years ago, this farmer took a leap of faith and bought farmland in the Erin region, not knowing what it could become. Now, Val Steinman is the lead farmer at Heartwood Farm & Cidery, a small but mighty regenerative farm that grows a variety of products in harmony with the seasons a... More
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