posted 1 year ago
We have wwoof'ers here year around. Always lots to do. Milking the cows, clearing fields and building fences (both of which are much easier when the leaves are off the bushes/trees, and when the ground is softer), some garden fertility work, general animal care. And much attention to drinking tea and musing on the great issues of the day.
~~You know, if you are wwoof'ing to learn about farming, then you should consider wwoof'ing in some less hot places. Farming is a year around occupation. If you wwoof just for fun or a vacation, then I suppose the left coast and Hawaii are fine for that, (although I personally can't imagine why).
Stone Garden Farm
Richfield, Ohio
www.stonegardenfarm.com www.ohiofarmmuseum.com www.johnbrownohio.com
Creating sustainable life, beauty & food (with lots of kids and fun)