Creating FEESH

Hello and I hope you're in good spirits. My name is Anthony, but I prefer Ant. A bit about me: I am a native of Kansas City, Missouri, happily married, and a father of 6 children.

I am the owner of 30 acres a few miles from Bull Shoal Lake in Missouri and I have been working on FEESH actively since I was 16 years old. I lived a very different life from most children as most of my time was spent in service to others. From helping my aunt in the food pantry at St.Therese Little Flower, to playing checkers and chess with the elderly. Since a young age I saw the joy loving others genuinely brought to the soul. I've housed the homeless (my mother wasn't a fan of that ) and so much more that once I grew up a bit I was able to volunteer and intern at places gaining the experience to run my own projects.

I am starting an Outreach Program that will serve our communities, especially those in need, by offering them fresh produce, whole chicken, and eggs (for a fraction of store price) or FREE if I obtain the proper support from the communities. We will gladly prepare them if the recipient can't. We will also offer fresh herbs and herbal products at an extremely affordable price.

What's the name of this program? FEESH, an acronym for Food, Energy, Education, Shelter, Health, and our motto is "self-sufficiency builds communal-efficiency." The goal is to make the transition into a self-sufficient lifestyle easy and cost-effective because I guarantee you, we made the mistakes for you!

The long-term goal for FEESH will be to pay off the land so that it can be utilized legally for the purposes of its intention and abide by the established contract of deed. Short-term goals include clearing the land, purchasing the materials needed for chicken coops and raised garden beds, constructing a pond for a fish garden, and creating the environment for a rice farm. All receipts and updates for any transactions and progress made will be posted on our Facebook page FEESH.