Timothy Marten

Thanks Tim! I appreciate the share and input; bench depth always helps.  

We have 42 of 47 speakers covered. I just don't do the last ones set, and I hate going live with the offering plan, website and registration with more than a couple in the wind.  

Howdy other Tim. Thank you for the lead! for my specific need right now is Homestead & First Farm Assessment or Homestead Planning classes.

On deck for this event... oh boy, let's see here... how about a dozen from the 46 planned?
Basic Bee Keeping
Chainsaw Operation, Safety & Maintenance
Cheese Making
Farm Fencing Basics
Growing with Drip Irrigation
Goat Milk & Goat Milk Products
Healthy Soils & Soil Assessment
Kitchen Counter Mushroom Cultivation
Pork Carcus Cut Down - AM
Processing and Canning - Fruits and Jams
The Farm Kitchen Safety & Sanitation
Waking Up the Veggie Garden

I am lucky in that we have livestock operations, greenhouses, low and high tunnels, culinary arts facilities, a microbrewery and distillery, an entire campus, and farmlands.

Hey everyone! From the Lifestyle Farming Conference HQ – we're returning after a cozy hibernation for a few years! But the universe (my bosses) tapped me on the shoulder and said, "Hey, bring it back!" So here I am.

The Lifestyle Farming Conference is an innovative platform for non-traditional education. We offer hands-on workshops and courses in homesteading, small-scale agriculture, and sustainable living.
But here's the snag – I may have jumped the gun and promised to resurrect two excellent classes. I've lost touch with some past speakers. Considering their websites are gone, and the emails bounced back, I am in a pickle-barrel situation.

So, here's the deal – if you know someone or ARE someone who can drop wisdom in our Homestead & First Farm Assessment or Homestead Planning classes, hit me up. We're not stingy – we'll compensate for your time and even cover mileage. Just a heads up, I'm starting from scratch budget-wise, so if you're within driving distance of Cobleskill, NY (45 minutes west of Albany), you might be my savior.

I know this is a long shot of a post, but today, I am feeling averagely lucky. That's twice as much as normal. Also, this is not an advert for the event, just a cry for help.