Farmer County: Cameron

Entering Farmer #20747

My goals for farming is to continue to care for the land in a sustainable easy while providing nourishing products for the community. Growing up I always said I wanted to be a farmer and my first job was working at the local farmer’s market where I learned about local food and seasons. After college, I spent three years as an intern for a local organic CSA called Prescott’s Patch. Currently, I am a patent paralegal for the large equipment manufacturer Case New Holland.

Entering Farmer #20712

I am a journey farmer. I have worked on two farms in the last three years developing m skills and knowledge. I am interested in finding land where I can begin a small operation to grow vegetables, berries, fruit and raise livestock (Layers, broilers, pigs, rabbits etc.) My goal is to first improve the conditions of land by using permaculture designs, agroforestry integration, and regenerative practices to improve soil, water and biodiversity. I am aiming to produce a succession of annual and perennial crops that can be converted into value=added products and utilize the space so that it can be attractive holistically with the opportunity for stackable enterprises. I am looking to secure approximately 3 to 40 acres to begin this journey with the help of family, friends and close farmer relationships.

Entering Farmer #20665

Wanting to expand my grooming business into a hobby farm with boarding and daycare for animals.

Entering Farmer #20644

I already have experience in operating and building sustainable regenerative agricultural-focused farms based on Joel Salatin’s farm models. I had to close my farm due to COVID-19

Entering Farmer #20619

Dairy Grazing Apprenticeship graduate 2023. Creamery and Farm Operations since the.

BA in Marketing, 9 yrs experience in supply chain management

Stable and large Family of 7 (five kids ages 12-4) looking to move from Iowa to Pennsylvania

Entering Farmer #20612

My wife and I have experience with cut flower gardens on a micro scale. We have grown various seasonal blooms, such as zinnias, dahlias, roses, tulips, marigolds, salvia, stock flower, delphinium, orlaya, mint, and much more! Through our experiences at local flower patches, and our experience growing cut flowers we have grown a passion of sustainable flower farming and agritourism that connects the local community back to creation and nature.

We are looking to establish a sustainable, community-focused cut flower farm specializing in both a U-pick business model and direct-to-consumer sales. Our primary goal is to curate an engaging on-farm experience where local visitors can select their own seasonal blooms, paired with a retail component offering pre-assembled specialty bouquets, CSAs, and local farm market pop-ups. We aim to utilize sustainable and regenerative farming methods to maximize field productivity, cultivate pollinator habitats, and provide the local community with vibrant, fresh-cut flowers. We also aim to provide additional agritourism opportunities, such as pumpkin patches, for families to enjoy. We are seeking land that offers optimal sun exposure, clean water access, and the right infrastructure to welcome the public and scale a specialty crop operation.

Entering Farmer #20584

Looking to becoming a farm owner in near future for cattle, fruit, vegetables, other livestock