Growing community: Sustainably Minded Young Farmers make Central Mass. a National Leader

Two sustainably minded young farmers wearing face masks stand inside a greenhouse brimming with trays of seedlings. The person on the left sports a red hoodie, while the one on the right opts for a dark jacket. The spacious greenhouse, with its transparent walls and ceiling, is set in Central Mass.

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Photography alumnus Matthew Lavergne is listed among the young farmers who have made Worcester County third in the nation among direct-to-consumer agricultural sales.

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