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Where to add this from transcript, if any? " We're not using loan or we're not using debt in local farm to table farmers have $10,000 but they have to have enough social capital on tap is what we're calling it because social capital flows, but it's not stored and we're bear city so that they could bring in $10,000 if we did a benefit dinner form. And and the alternative is, you know, there's a three day $20,000 loan from our local CDFI but you have to pay 8.75% And they don't have an extra 8.75%. So it's a it's a really interesting gap filling thing."
Where to add this from transcript, if any? " We're not using loan or we're not using debt in local farm to table farmers have $10,000 but they have to have enough social capital on tap is what we're calling it because social capital flows, but it's not stored so that they could bring in $10,000 if we did a benefit dinner form. And and the alternative is, you know, there's a three day $20,000 loan from our local CDFI but you have to pay 8.75% And they don't have an extra 8.75%. So it's a it's a really interesting gap filling thing."


== Themes ==
== Themes ==

Latest revision as of 13:30, 4 September 2023

Where to add this from transcript, if any? " We're not using loan or we're not using debt in local farm to table farmers have $10,000 but they have to have enough social capital on tap is what we're calling it because social capital flows, but it's not stored so that they could bring in $10,000 if we did a benefit dinner form. And and the alternative is, you know, there's a three day $20,000 loan from our local CDFI but you have to pay 8.75% And they don't have an extra 8.75%. So it's a it's a really interesting gap filling thing."

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