Jordan and Laura...my mother spoke to you on the phone about a possible upcoming apprenticeship. I was excited to find the link to your blog on Polyface's site. We are a large homeschooling family with 8 children and expecting another late fall. We have a vision and a goal to oneday be a successful family farm, as it is something we have envisioned for years and finally feel a peace to pursue. It is so exciting to see young, Spirit filled Christian, homeschooling families with the same vision that are already successful and being blessed in their farming endeavors. I enjoyed being able to peek into your lives and your farm. Feel free to meet and "get to know us" as a family at our main blog. I usually am pretty good at keeping it updated though I have been a little sicker than anticipated with this pregnancy. Hopefully once I am past the 1st trimester I will be back to posting more often than once a week. :) http://medicinemansgirl.blogspot.com/
For recent pictures of the children: http://medicinemansgirl.blogspot.com/2010_02_01_archive.html
I hope to learn as much as we can from you. We greatly desire to see the vision brought to fruition and hope to be able to glean wisdom and insight along with the "nuts and bolts" of the operation, finances and how-to's from ones that have gone before us.
Jordan Green experienced Polyface as an apprentice from September 2001 through November 2002. From 2004 through July 2009 he served his Country in the United States Marine Corps.
In July 2009 Jordan and his wife Laura, started their own farm in Edinburg, VA. They manage 250 acres and raise salad bar beef, Pastured chicken and duck eggs, pastured broilers, pastured pork and pastured lamb. On cold days they build handcrafted rustic furniture.
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Jordan and Laura...my mother spoke to you on the phone about a possible upcoming apprenticeship. I was excited to find the link to your blog on Polyface's site. We are a large homeschooling family with 8 children and expecting another late fall. We have a vision and a goal to oneday be a successful family farm, as it is something we have envisioned for years and finally feel a peace to pursue. It is so exciting to see young, Spirit filled Christian, homeschooling families with the same vision that are already successful and being blessed in their farming endeavors. I enjoyed being able to peek into your lives and your farm. Feel free to meet and "get to know us" as a family at our main blog. I usually am pretty good at keeping it updated though I have been a little sicker than anticipated with this pregnancy. Hopefully once I am past the 1st trimester I will be back to posting more often than once a week. :) http://medicinemansgirl.blogspot.com/
For recent pictures of the children:
http://medicinemansgirl.blogspot.com/2010_02_01_archive.html
I hope to learn as much as we can from you. We greatly desire to see the vision brought to fruition and hope to be able to glean wisdom and insight along with the "nuts and bolts" of the operation, finances and how-to's from ones that have gone before us.
Blessings,
Nikki
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