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hi brad, my name is alexandria or alex, it really cool that you have such a great farm, I am currently traveling out of new york, was caring for a friend in Niagara falls but miss the country life too much, was working on a farm in northern California growing vegetables, herbs and seasonal fruits for someone else and march first decided to travel across the country in my chevy truck with what little I have left, about 8 boxes of stuff, some are seeds collected from farm, I have an almost 2 year old German shepherd pup that travels with me. will send a current picture of me and one of my pup, was berthed in 1967. not sure if I have enough money for diseal fuel to get that far, actually traveled through tennessee on I 40. if you are interested can email me at bluedragonrising2025@gmail.com. currently at a local loves truck stop but traveling again, destination unknown

hi there, jeffery, I send an email to you via your email address at bottom of the post, am very interested and would like to connect with you if you are still looking  have a amazing sun filled day, alex

hi mantis, are you still in fingerlakes region, am looking for a community of like minded individuals, am currently at pilot truck stop, was going to look at local wineries for a place to live and work. have a lot of knowledge with growing vegetables, herbs, native medicinal plants and have a lot of seeds collected from previous farm job in california name is alex, would landowner be interested. thank you for your time

thank you, for being so upfront about your farm. I hope you find good people for your place. thanks again

she is young and can be trained, I keep her with me, don't let her wander from my sight. I am responsible for her, she was free, she showed up below my truck when I was homeless in california at 1 month old and I feed her boiled chicken , I make her food instead of store bought. her name is smokie .

I got your email, so will contact you soon at photonicgirl@hotmail.com is this correct.

grand rising Jules, my name is alexandria or alex, I am currently looking for a new opportunity to be of help and learn more about your homestead, have a lot of knowledge with medicinal native plants, growing vegetables, herbs, can prune fruit trees and edible berries, love horses, they are amazing. my number is 716 261 5114. am currently staying in bath ,ny looking for farming work and staying at truck stops since i have no family here. was caregiving for a friend in niagara falls  she needed someone with more experiences with medical issues and am not qualified for that position, I love growing good food and caring for the land and learning new skills. would be great to connect with you. thank you

grand rising marianna,  I am reaching out to see if you are interested in talking about a new family and friend for your land in New York, my new phone number is 716 261 5114. I am interested in learning and being a part of the type of permiculture and helping out, I hope you and your family are doing well. alexandria or alex

thanks for info, I used to work and grow vegetables on a farm in fortuna ca, we seeded white and pink clover to break up heavy clay and long time ago my parents home was heavy glacier til soil, with crimson clover was able to pull weeds with deep roots out. I don't watch a lot of youtube videos, I just know what to do without looking up info. thanks

have you tried planting crimson clover is an annual and will bring in alot of pollinating bees or any of the pink or white varieties are also great for breaking up clay. can cut foliage back for the nitrogen greens for compost and any dry leaves,  brown grass or alfalfa grass for carbon for creating a layered compost for putting on area or in planting areas.  comfrey is also a good natural fertilizer  that is planted in each hole, can add this on top around fruit trees or edible berries.