In this episode of "The Dirt on Flowers," co-hosts Lyndsay and Shannon discuss the theme "Refocus and Reconnect: Building a Business That Loves You Back" with guest Jessica Chase from Sierra Flower Farms. They address the challenges new flower farmers face, such as feeling overwhelmed and disconnected from their purpose. Jessica shares her journey of starting a flower farm without prior experience, emphasizing the importance of aligning the business with personal values and lifestyle. The conversation offers practical advice on managing burnout, refining business practices, and maintaining a positive outlook.

Learn more about guest Jessica Chase: Website, and Instagram

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In this episode of "Uncut with Lyndsay and Shannon," the hosts candidly discuss the ups and downs of flower farming. They share updates on their crops, weather challenges, and weed management, while also swapping stories about difficult customers and the frustrations of selling on Facebook Marketplace. The episode highlights the realities of running a small farm, the importance of community, and the need to adapt in business. With humor and honesty, Lyndsay and Shannon offer practical advice and encouragement for fellow farmers and small business owners.

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In this episode, Lyndsay and Shannon welcome back Jenny Marks, a small-scale flower farmer from New York, to discuss "farming smarter, not harder." Jenny shares her journey of refining her business model to enhance profitability by streamlining offerings and implementing effective systems. Overwhelmed by managing a diverse array of flowers and multiple sales outlets, Jenny emphasizes the importance of financial analysis and removing emotion from business decisions. She discusses the significance of work-life balance, structured task management, and the value of customer connection. The episode encourages farmers to evaluate their practices, focusing on profitability and personal fulfillment.

Jenny Marks: Trademarks Flower Farm, Instagram and Facebook

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In this episode of "The Uncut," flower farmers Lyndsay and Shannon share an unfiltered look into their daily lives. They discuss the impact of unusual weather on their crops, particularly peonies, and the challenges of customer interactions. The duo recounts humorous personal anecdotes, including a frustrating furniture shopping trip and a wedding setup that required last-minute adjustments. They also touch on the importance of setting boundaries with demanding clients and finding balance between work and personal life. The episode offers a candid glimpse into the realities of running a flower business, complete with its ups and downs.

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Lyndsay and Shannon discuss the challenging topic of pricing flowers. They highlight that new flower farmers often struggle with valuing their time and products, leading to unsustainable pricing. The hosts debunk the misconception that being the lowest-priced option attracts loyal customers, advocating instead for understanding costs and setting informed prices. They provide actionable strategies, such as tracking expenses and differentiating pricing for various sales channels. Ultimately, they encourage farmers to confidently charge what their products are worth to ensure business sustainability.

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In this episode of "Uncut with Lyndsay and Shannon," the hosts candidly discuss the ups and downs of flower farming during a busy spring season. They humorously recount internet issues caused by squirrels and share their experiences of emotional and mental exhaustion from managing farm tasks. The conversation covers seed starting challenges, noise sensitivity, and the unpredictability of crop yields, particularly with peonies. They also highlight the importance of community support and adaptability in farming practices. The episode offers an authentic glimpse into the realities of running a flower farm, emphasizing resilience and the need to balance work and personal life.

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Lyndsay and Shannon discuss their transition from traditional 9 to 5 jobs to full-time farming. They share personal experiences of burnout and dissatisfaction in their previous careers, which motivated them to pursue farming. The episode emphasizes the importance of solid financial planning, understanding cash flow, and tracking expenses. They outline the phases of transition, including recognizing the need for change and setting realistic expectations about farming's challenges. The speakers also highlight the significance of community support and maintaining a resilient mindset throughout the journey.

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In this episode of "Uncut with Lyndsay and Shannon," the hosts share their experiences as flower farmers during the busy Mother's Day season. They discuss the challenges of managing sales, weather unpredictability, and seed starting. Lyndsay highlights the importance of adaptability in farming, while Shannon recounts her decision-making process for sales strategies. They also touch on the complexities of seed germination and the emotional aspects of farming. The episode offers a candid look at the realities of flower farming, emphasizing the need for flexibility and effective resource management.

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