Help Us Get the Farm Up & Running

We have a lot going on with getting our farm up and running, and I need help.

For over thirty years I worked, off the farm, as a reporter. It was a job that used to have some level of honor and integrity. Those days, however, are long gone. Because of how a small group of editors were acting, I decided it was time to go back to the farm and leave the lies to those who would rather burn in hell. I honestly don’t need that level of drama or stress in my life.

Now, the farm used to produce pecans, honey, and other crops on a rotating basis. We are currently in the process of replanting pecan trees, getting the hives back out and ready for new colonies, and setting up to grow strawberries year-round. Farming is decent, honest work. It’s nothing like working in the muck of left-leaning media outlets that wanted nothing more than to push a narrative.

Some of what we need to do to get fully up and running:

Dig two new wells – total cost for both wells are $9,471

Get at least forty (40) acres of pecan trees in – total cost $11,490

Cost of greenhouses – eight in total - $49,500

These costs are after I have sold and invested what I earned from selling my pickup truck, two pieces of property, several cameras (digital photo and video), and cashed in two life insurance policies. I still need to raise $70,461.

I hope that you will see the benefit of a family-owned and operated farm. We don’t want to get caught up in dealing with companies like ADM or lease out because of “supply chain issues.” I refuse to sell out to the corporate entities that seek to gobble up land and do nothing with it – that only creates more dependence on foreign food sources which is, in my opinion, going to hurt us sooner than later.

My only regret is that I ever left the idea and tradition of farming behind and jumped into the world of mass media. Keep me in your thoughts, your prayers, and maybe you will see value in what I am doing and help support us. Please, help us get The Copper Trinity back up and running.

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Thank you!