Viva Farms keeps growing

Nelida Martinez, a grower at Viva Farms, harvests flower tops from her overwintering crop of kale. The expansion of Viva Farms means farmers such as Martinez will have more opportunities for growth.
Scott Terrell / Skagit Valley HeraldScott Terrell
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