Lyndsay and Shannon dive into the crucial topic of flower coolers. They discuss the significant benefits of having a cooler on a flower farm, such as reducing stress, improving flower quality, and allowing for better scheduling of harvesting and arranging. They explore various types of coolers, including beverage coolers, converted residential fridges, and commercial walk-in coolers, sharing their pros and cons. Practical advice on insulation, temperature, and humidity control is provided, emphasizing the importance of investing in a cooler for a more efficient flower farming operation.

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Lyndsay and Shannon discuss their experiences as flower farmers, focusing on the challenges of growing tulips and the impact of unpredictable weather. Lyndsey shares her significant losses in greenhouse tulips and explores the concept of "over cooling" with her bulb supplier, Jerome. Shannon expresses concerns about her field tulips blooming in time for Easter and the difficulties of managing customer expectations. They emphasize the importance of flexibility, customer communication, and resilience in farming, offering insights and encouragement to fellow farmers and small business owners.

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Lyndsay and Shannon, along with insurance expert Keith Allen, discuss the critical importance of insurance for farmers, especially those involved in agritourism and hosting events. They explore the distinctions between home and farm insurance, emphasizing the necessity of liability coverage when welcoming customers or vendors onto the property. Keith shares insights on the scrutiny of insurance providers post-pandemic, the importance of keeping insurance agents informed about operational changes, and the need for proper coverage to protect against potential risks. The episode underscores the value of understanding and obtaining appropriate insurance for farm operations.

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Lyndsay and Shannon share the unfiltered realities of flower farming. They discuss the humorous chaos of having chicks in the studio, the emotional challenges of rehoming chickens, and a funny April Fool's Day flower delivery incident. The episode highlights the importance of community support among farmers, dealing with customer interactions, and managing social media criticism. They also touch on the business aspects of farming, such as hiring employees and marketing strategies. Throughout, their light-hearted and relatable storytelling provides both entertainment and valuable insights into farm life.

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Lyndsay and Shannon discuss common pitfalls in flower farming. They emphasize treating the farm as a business, managing finances wisely, and being prepared for unexpected challenges. Key points include avoiding early overspending, having a contingency plan, setting clear sales strategies, and recognizing the importance of administrative tasks. They also stress the value of customer feedback and the necessity of pacing oneself to avoid burnout. Their insights aim to help both new and established flower farmers succeed in their endeavors.

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In this episode of Uncut with Lyndsay and Shannon they discuss transitioning from winter to the busy spring season. They share their struggles with getting into "go mode," adjusting work schedules, and dealing with weather challenges impacting their first farmer's market. They delve into the complexities of tulip harvesting, managing expectations, and the importance of crop rotation to prevent disease. The episode also highlights their upcoming workshops and farm tours, providing practical advice and relatable anecdotes, capturing the essence of the challenges and rewards of flower farming.

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Lyndsay and Shannon welcome attorney Robert Braga, to explore the legal intricacies of running a flower farm with a focus on agritourism. They discuss the importance of understanding local regulations, ensuring proper signage, and maintaining ADA compliance to protect against liability. Robert emphasizes the need for appropriate insurance, waivers, and contracts to safeguard farm operations. The conversation also highlights the value of having a knowledgeable legal advisor to navigate challenges and enhance the visitor experience. The episode serves as a comprehensive guide for aspiring agritourism operators.

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In this episode of "Uncut with Lyndsay and Shannon," they share candid updates from their farms. Shannon recounts the delayed arrival of workers due to customs issues, eventually resolved by a family friend. Lyndsay discusses the late blooming of tulips and the challenges of timing her spring CSA with Mother's Day. Shannon engages with Lyndsay, sharing her own tulip harvesting techniques and plans for sunflowers. The episode highlights the importance of community support among farmers, with both hosts reflecting on the joys and challenges of farm life, emphasizing adaptability and shared experiences.

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