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Hurdwell: Bringing Local Agriculture to all of Hancock County
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Summary:
On this edition of Chamber Amplified from the Findlay-Hancock County Chamber of Commerce, Katie Kramer, owner of Hurdwell, joins Doug Jenkins on Chamber Amplified to discuss her journey in starting an agribusiness in Arlington, Ohio. Katie's passion for healthy food sources and supporting local farmers led her to open Hurdwell, which offers locally raised, antibiotic-free meat and other products made by farmers in the region. She shares the challenges and rewards of running a business in a small community and emphasizes the importance of bringing people to Arlington. Katie also highlights the unique aspect of Hurdwell, where customers can directly connect with the farmers and learn about the food they consume.
Key Takeaways:
- Katie Kramer started Hurdwell to provide locally raised, antibiotic-free meat to the community.
- Hurdwell partners with local farmers to source their products, offering a variety of locally made items.
- The business is located in a historic building in Arlington, Ohio, which Katie renovated to create a unique space.
- Hurdwell's focus is on meat, but they also offer craft beer and other locally produced goods.
- Katie is passionate about supporting local farmers and providing customers with peace of mind about the food they consume.
Important Topics:
[0:02:26] | Katie's inspiration for starting Hurdwell and her connection to the agriculture community
[0:04:15] | The process of sourcing locally raised meat and the benefits for ranchers
[0:05:29] | Renovating the 130-year-old building in Arlington and the importance of supporting small businesses in the community
[0:06:47] | The goal of bringing people to Arlington and showcasing local products
[0:07:38] | Vetting and selecting local products to sell in the store
[0:08:43] | Hurdwell's involvement in the community, including the sausage sale for agribusiness scholarships
[0:09:56] | The importance of supporting local farmers and the unique advantages of buying from Hurdwell
[0:10:46] | Contact information and options for ordering from Hurdwell
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