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Executive Director

Abbe Turner is a goat farmer, cheesemaker, grant writer, and seasoned entrepreneur as the farmer behind Lucky Penny Creamery and Mushroom Harvest Provisions. Abbe farms in Knox county (OH) raising Shiitake mushrooms and medicinal herbs and is happiest wearing muck boots and drinking coffee. She collects vintage china, dogs, and unidentified kitchen utensils.

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Market Engineer / Manager

Cyndi Adcock is enjoying her time as the Market Engineer for Common Greens. Her passion lies in designing spaces that contribute to healthy people and communities with respect for the natural environment. She has 20 years of experience working in construction, including 15 years as an Engineering Manager for commercial scale solar power projects across the US. Cyndi holds a B.S in Architectural Engineering from UT Austin. She likes to hunt for treasure at thrift stores, play beach volleyball and eat well. When not at the farmers markets you can find Cyndi frolicking in her young pawpaw grove at Rocky Fork creek.

Public Relations Coordinator / Market Manager

Liv Morris finds so much joy in her role as both Public Relations Coordinator and Market Manager for Common Greens. She feels passionate about food sovereignty and civic participation and has experience in farming, marketing, event planning and community outreach. Liv holds a B.S in Communications with a minor in Marketing from Ohio University. When she is not doing work for Common Greens, you will find her reading thrilling novels, shopping secondhand, volunteering in her local food pantry, gardening, making art, running, or doing just about anything outside. Liv is a sucker for a locally baked goodie, a beautifully curated bouquet of flowers, and will never say no to a fresh cup of coffee.

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Market Staff

Isabella Bozzi joined the staff for Common Greens last year and is excited for markets to start again this summer. They connect deeply with the sense of community and inclusion that the market fosters. They are passionate about supporting small, local businesses and farms, and this shows in their other professional experience as well. When not at Common Greens, they work on the Brandt Family Farm for their parents' business, stone milling locally grown wheat and corn. Isabella also manages the Hilliard Farm Market, and works at a local, woman owned jewelry business, Red Giraffe Designs. In their free time they enjoy crocheting, cooking, shopping second-hand, and doing anything outdoors.

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