John Wibel

Daniel Murphy wrote:Hi John. I'm interesting in learning more about the opportunity you are offering. I sent you a personal message with my contact info. Thanks.

Somehow I missed your reply. Sorry is there still interest?

Thekla McDaniels wrote:I’m curious too.  Can you post more here?

I will PM you…

I will try to post more later, and answer questions.

NW Colorado dairy seeking help.

Responsibilities would include milking cows (once a day), helping with cheese making, fencing and more. Could work into a long term position with possible ownership possibilities.

Housing, food and a decent wage, plus possible profit sharing.  

Hello, don’t know if you have found work, but I am seeking help with milking and cheese making. Also veggies, but mainly for personal consumption.

Pay would be in line with what you listed plus a profit sharing bonus.

Hello, while I’d like to move the farm that direction, I’m seeking farm help for my micro dairy outside of Steamboat Springs CO

What a fantastic vision, one I aspire to also. Unfortunately too big of an age gap so good luck on your journey.

Bretton Hibler wrote:Hi John,

I am interested in your opportunity. While I am not experienced, I have some exposure to farming growing up in rural NE Ohio. When I was younger, my grandparents had a mini farm with a couple cows and some goats. My parents also raised chickens and turkeys. I was a Boy Scout and served as a camp counselor for three summers. I graduated from a high school military school in Kansas as well. I am particularly interested in finding a prepping-oriented family for the challenging times ahead.

Would there be an option for pay as well? I am trying to pay down some debt while still be able to escape from Ohio.

Regards,
Brett

Hello Brett,

Of course you would be paid for work you do here.  It might be that the work is somewhat hybrid, while the rest of the world operates normally.  Until sales in the "regular" world take off, the job would likely be part time and there is ample work locally.  I might see if you can help with the refrigeration guy, to get certified in that work, so you can repair any refrigeration equipment.  

Also many other things that you could do off farm to help build a skill set that is lacking here.... helping to "prep" in that someone holds the knowledge to make that facet work.  Anyway, would love to chat a little more about any potential opportunities.

John

Have housing, the ability to create your own permaculture facet on the farm and what have you.  We are a seasonal dairy, striving to be off grid in the future, or selling power back to the grid.

Hello,

I am looking for help on my farm in NW Colorado.  The goal is for those here to own a slice.  It is a hybrid farm, prepping for what may come to pass and also holding out that we can make a decent living milking cows and making cheese outside of Steamboat Springs, CO