Feb 29, 2020
I had a fantastic conversation
with Ben Grimes of Dawnbreaker Farms and Dependable Poultry
Processors in Hurdle Mills, NC that I'm eager to share with you.
Ben is a smart farmer who knows and understands his farm, his
processing business, and his numbers, and is thoughtful and wise
about how to use them to pursue his goals.
If you're someone who processes poultry, or has poultry
processed by someone else, stay tuned. If you're someone who raises
and sells ducks, or is interested in raising and selling ducks,
stay tuned. If you're someone who would like to see farmers market
sales go way up, stay tuned. And if you're someone who likes to see
how people are solving problems on their farms, in their context,
with creative solutions that you can learn from, then, as always
stay tuned!
A couple of notes: I plan to continue to release episodes at
the beginning of the week each week for a while. I hope to be
dependable in that. second. This is my last "recorded in a Jetta"
episode that i have in the kitty. I hope its not too distracting.
And I hope that you'll enjoy better sound quality in the future.
And three: my email is
info@grocefamilyfarm.com if
you'd like to give me any feedback. I'd love to hear from
you!
Ben's course can be purchased through our friends at grassfed
life, grassfedlife.co.
While I'm mentioning them: A note about Darby and Diego and
grassfed life: Those guys have provided myself and many others I
know, and many of you listening a lot of value through their
podcast and courses and mentorship, and they have in many ways
inspired and helped me to create this podcast. They have also
partnered with Ben and I at separate times to create education for
farmers. So I just want to say for myself, that I appreciate that
they have, in many ways, shared their platforms and audiences in
order to help us out and partner with us when they didn't have
to.
You can find out more about Ben at Dawnbreakerfarms.com,
or Dawnbreaker Farms on all the Social media. Again, thanks to Ben.
He's become a good friend, and someone who's example I look to when
trying to figure out how to make my farm better. It takes a lot of
pieces to make a farm business viable. And smart friends and
examples and camarades are an important one.
I'm Luke: Grocefamilyfarm.com, info@grocefamilyfarm.com