Chris Bloom

Hi Joyous
I’m in Virginia. Lots here. I’ve been a clinician in Natural Medicine for a long time. Now I mostly garden/farm. I find quality food essential and not readily available. Let me know your interest and experience
Best,
Farmersjoy at proton mail dot com

On Blue Ridge: Milk Goats are Great Food Security. Here, making cheeses, kefir, different yogurt ferments for ourselves and for shareable income. ( milking by machine)
 Also lots of berries, veggie and medicinal plants. All organic-in field and kitchen. Lots of picking and prepping, no grunt work but lots of walking and mindfulness.
Also infrastructure improvements. Solar cabin hookup, yurt restoration, closing in a tiny house on wheels.
 Very rich, private and diverse landscape to take Goatey Ma’s out to browse-2-4 hrs a day. Wake with them and set your circadian rhythm.  As Goateys go- they’re a friendly bunch. No horns no buck no stink.
 Come learn. Long or short term.  Tell us about yourself and your needs. Thanks !

Hi Kayla
Sent msg to yr email. Lotsa gardens here. Big project now is to get berries transplanted before bud break. Goateys kidding March 9 on. Looks like winter is behind us now. Come on down.
Thanks

Hi JP
Busy time on the Blue Ridge. Where are you now?
I go to help ex but haven’t seen your post.  Very rare to find gardeners there. Let me know if you’re within reach. Uneeda Farm on ic.org directory
All the Best to you

Nice work, All
Def chk out  Commonwealth seeds cataloge. Virginia. They’ve been working 12? Yrs w butternut/ pumpkin crosses. Stabilized now as South Anna  
Great Buncha growers from Twin Oaks community.
Also breeding for powd mildew resistance, and un hybredising classic hybrids.

Hi James
Thanks for your honest critique.
Selling class time is easier then selling farm/ permie fruits, products.
 There are too many sites now that offer vip info, paid webinar secrets. All 2D
 The Map is not the Territory!
 Time/ Space are critical to Experience.
 I’m awaiting response from these guys in this space. Lotsa promos come here. Finding friends to dig in w us is a diff sport.
Thanks to All
CB

Hi Sera
Thanks for your interest. Here we are very hands on with Goatey Ma’s. Maybe fiber goats hang in pasture without much interaction. Have you worked w goats?  Been on a goat farm? Lots to learn just caring for them. And, theres the Milk that needs daily attention. We spend about 5 hrs a day- goat milking, walking, feeding, processing or bottling milk. 7 days a week. Best shared. The trick is- doing the math, the fence, our time, going to town to deliver, freezing surplus. Goats gotta pay their way. Can fiber goats? Know of someone who is making a living w fiber? Many more steps before sales.
Yes, helping an established farm is better than starting from scratch. Tell me more about your capacity to dedicate yourself. The Permie part of permie.