When Tara Miko Grayless started Happy Hemp to sell roasted and raw hempseed snacks, being asked, “Are you a drug dealer?” wasn’t the worst question she had to deal with. As her company grew and ...
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Say you want to start an 18-hole miniature golf-themed bar. What do you write in the business plan? Where do you find a space? What kind of special liability insurance will cover the possibility of a ...
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Wholesome name, edgy ingredients. To make Mother Culture Yogurt, Michelle Numbers starts with raw milk—currently illegal to buy in Texas anywhere but straight from a licensed dairy farm. Don’t ...
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As a recruiter for the software industry, Raechel Kelley thrives in an orderly corporate world of projected growth charts and market-testing reports. But as the owner of the tea company Siply, ...
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Deven Penn sells a cure-all tonic in old-style apothecary bottles to large outdoor crowds. In other words, he's an old-timey tonic hawker and proud of it. “I just need a top hat and a soapbox to ...
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Which came first, the chicken or the industrialized egg supply chain that hauls around weeks-old, non-organic product? To get better eggs, you’ve either got to get to the farmers market before they ...
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On December 21, 2016, City of Austin Mayor Steve Adler signed the Milan Urban Food Policy Pact, joining seven other U.S. cities—Baltimore, Chicago, Miami, New York, Pittsburgh, San Francisco and ...
On Point
The Good Mother
Ghee for Two
Step Right Up!
Coddled Eggs