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2016 Apprencticeship at Turtle Crossing Farm

March 11, 2016
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I’m looking for a person or two willing to learn and help out at Turtle Crossing Farm this year. The commitment would be one, possibly two days a week. It would be an opportunity to learn about the small homestead lifestyle, possibilities and complexities. It will be an opportunity to learn skills such as gardening,

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Garden in late spring

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Sometimes it helps to have a chainsaw to get up the driveway.

orchard care, DSC05639berries, carpentry, cooking, woodlot and chainsaws, food processing, machinery, tools, community care and development, nature connection,

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animal tracking, music, and the like. The farm is organic (but not certified.) Payment would be in knowledge, practice, mentorship and a share in whatever food we produce. I’ll be traveling some this spring and the volunteer may elect to stay at the farmhouse while I’m gone. The farm has been a little dormant the past few years, but this is a year of regrowth and renewal.

If you think you want to be a small-scale homesteader, come learn how to do it and what the life really like. (Hint: It’s pretty amazing, but not always easy.) Position is currently open. Please contact me if interested, at mj7.black.well@gmail.com.

The farm is located about 30 miles west of Blacksburg, and is an extraordinarily beautiful place.  valleyview2

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