This couple is looking for experience working on a sheep/goat farm or ?? farm, please read her email:
I am writing on behalf of myself and my partner, Stan. We am coming from deep in the heart of Denver. I have a day job in an office near the denver tech center. Stan does a lot of different things in the city. We are looking for a couple things:
1) to get out of the city (for me, every other weekend is about what I can commit to with my travel and work schedule)
2) to learn as much as I can about smaller animal husbandry (especially sheep)
3) to explore whether this is an Avenue we want to pursue together (a farm), and if so, get more clarity what that would look like for us (personal farm, CSA medium sized, larger semi-industrial scale).
1) to get out of the city (for me, every other weekend is about what I can commit to with my travel and work schedule)
2) to learn as much as I can about smaller animal husbandry (especially sheep)
3) to explore whether this is an Avenue we want to pursue together (a farm), and if so, get more clarity what that would look like for us (personal farm, CSA medium sized, larger semi-industrial scale).
Hope you had a fantastic weekend!
Cheers,
Laila
Please contact Ruby Farm or leave a comment below to get hooked up with these people and find out if you or your operation is a good fit for a work/learn set up. This was an unsolicited request, so we don't really know more than you do.
For you members who are reading this and thinking: gee, that does sound like fun! Remember that Ambrosia Farm "sells" a Farm Day through the Coop, where you can learn all about chickens and turkeys and assorted other farm animals and equipment! Yes, they have GOATS! The fee is only so they can pay for your lunch and is quite reasonable. What a great activity for your school's-out-for-the-summer kids!
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