
YOUNG FAMILY FARM
SWEET CORN IS HERE!
FARM FRESH VEGETABLES AND CUT FLOWERS FOR YOUR FAMILY
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Help give us the extra backing and voice: Your email will carry weight
YFF Supporters,
Opposition to our pilot program is making noise, and we need the Town Council and Planning Board to see that the majority of our community actually stands with local working farms.
To show local leadership that support for our farm far outweighs the opposition, we would be insanely grateful if you sent an email into the town. If you don't have time to write one yourself, feel free to copy and paste the below template and just sign your name.
Thank you for taking action and helping us protect the future of Little Compton’s working farms!
Warmly,
Tyler, Karla, Hattie and Sarah
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Please copy the letter option you relate to below, fill in your name, and email it directly to the town:
OPTION 1:
Emails:
To: towncouncil@littlecompton.gov, planningboard@littlecompton.gov, jspreadbury@littlecompton.gov, hcook@littlecompton.gov
Subject: In Support of Young Family Farm
Dear Members of the Planning Board and Town Council,
I am writing to express my strong support for Young Family Farm’s pilot program proposal.
Little Compton’s identity relies on working family farms, not just land conservation or residential neighborhoods. To remain financially viable for future generations, local farms need the flexibility to diversify their operations.
I urge you to support this pilot program and protect the future of active agriculture in our town.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
OPTION 2:
Emails:
To: towncouncil@littlecompton.gov, planningboard@littlecompton.gov, jspreadbury@littlecompton.gov, hcook@littlecompton.gov
Subject: In Support of Young Family Farm’s - 2 Year Pilot Program Proposal
Dear Members of the Little Compton Town Council and Little Compton Planning Board,
I am writing to express my support for Young Family Farm and their proposed pilot program.
Little Compton’s historic identity is defined not just by land conservation, open space, or quiet residential neighborhoods, but by the working farms and local small businesses that keep our community alive. Conserving acreage is important, but protected land alone does not keep a farm operating—active, hardworking farm families do.
For a multi-generational farm to remain financially viable in today’s economic environment, it must have the flexibility to adapt and diversify its operations through responsible, limited agritourism. The proposed pilot program offers a measured, transparent path that allows the town to monitor operations while giving a vital local business the tools it needs to survive for future generations.
Little Compton is a living, working town, and supporting our agricultural heritage means supporting the economic viability of the people who work the land. I encourage the Board and Council to approve this pilot program and work collaboratively with our local farmers.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
Join Us at the Planning Board Meeting
September 1, 7 PM
at Town Hall
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Wednesday to Sunday 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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Wednesday to Sunday 9:30 AM - 3:00 PM
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