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Eco Friendly Farmers wanted in Jamaica

 
                                          
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FARMER/FARM MANAGER/WORK EXCHANGERS wanted to help develop a small permaculture based farm located within Source Farm Ecovillage, St. Thomas Parish, Jamaica, W.I.

We are looking for persons with skills/experience in small eco-farming/market gardening, organic vegetable and fruit production, farm management, working with/supervising others, and product/market development.

Applicants will need to have the initiative and passion to move projects forward, the ability to live and contribute within a larger community context, a calling toward tropical agriculture, hopefully a working knowledge of permaculture and agroecology, and a passion for restoring abundance to people and planet.

The Source Farm is in rural eastern Jamaica, with a varied 12-month growing season, and is a center for demonstration, education, and activism for a regenerative Jamaica.

Room, board, and a small stipend are offered to begin with. Profit sharing is possible with successful harvests. Short or long term applicants are welcome.



Contact: Dwight Shirley

Phone 1-876-299-4135

Email dwightshirley1@hotmail.com

Website thesourcefarm
 
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