And now they're helping other family farms provide grains to craft distilleries.
At a young age, both sisters were told to avoid farming and its many challenges. Climate change, for one, is agitating many factors, from drought and floods to the timing of annual harvests. And, unexpected events like Covid-19 and the war in Ukraine can easily disrupt supply chains and bump the prices of basic farming needs. For instance, tractors are more expensive and fertilizer prices have soared.
at a fashion show, he mentioned his desire to work with a local corn supplier. While Stephanie never aspired to become a farmer, this presented a potentially profitable opportunity.But, the idea would shift the entire business—from generations of growing market grains to alcohol—and the family’s values. The farm, seeded in 1913 by their great grandfather Charlie Gergen, was fostered by three generations of teetotalers.
Working with Laws rejuvenated their fields and within his ethos, Laws believes the craft spirits movement stimulates a wide range of cottage industries . He is adamant about working with Colorado growers, specifically. “I think the farms are the most important thing to us because it’s keeping the family farm archetype alive,” he said.
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