Farming microloans available
TRAVERSE CITY — Local farmers and food producers can apply for zero-interest microloans from $500 to $10,000 through a partnership with Oyana Community Cooperative.
Source: record-eagle.com
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TRAVERSE CITY — Local farmers and food producers can apply for zero-interest microloans from $500 to $10,000 through a partnership with Oyana Community Cooperative.
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