In North Idaho, where the growing season is short and the mountains are rugged, Cloud Eleven Mountain Farms in Moyie Springs is proving that thoughtful, sustainable farming can thrive anywhere.
Idaho Preferred introduces us to Edward and Julie Newcomb, who are committed to making organic farming and local food more accessible to their community.
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