As part-owner of the four-generation Pezza Farm in Johnston, Doreen Pezza knows what it takes to be a farmer. “Farming is not a glamorous industry,” she said, “it takes a certain person who wants to do it.” After three years of hosting women-in-agriculture conferences for the state’s female farmers, Pezza hopes more women will become
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