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Holland Ranch was started by Eric & Cheri Holland in 2010 with the dream of providing locally grown certified organic in season produce to the residents of the Antelope Valley. Today the dream is continued by former ranch hand, now CEO and owner, Vidal Soto.
Vidal works tirelessly, and for the majority of the time, alone on the 3 acre farm located in west Palmdale. Earlier this year we received a lot of rain in the area which is good for a bountiful harvest, however, this in turn means all things grow. Wild weed pressure has grown substantially needing more time and focus. as late spring and summer seasons is coming, more time needs to be spent on harvesting the produce. During this intense and heavy seasonal period, Vidal can already be found spending as much as 18 hours a day simply harvesting.
I am asking for your help today, to help a friend raise the money for a walk in cooler to ease the work load on his shoulders, so he may continue to provide good clean food for the community. Like any success story before the glory there are trails and tribulations, and being such a prominent figure within our local community, lets come together help him out.
with a walk in cooler, the day to day work load can be dispersed and allow time for other needs all around the farm. For more information about Holland ranch please visit https://www.hollandranchav.com/
or check him out on Facebook and Instagram
Any surplus in donations will be used in towards other supplies and consumables required for the farm such as soil and mulch mix, tools and even funds to hire help.
Holland Ranch accepts and greatly appreciates any volunteers, for those of you interested in helping in other ways aside from donations.
Thank you for reading, Please Donate!
Vidal works tirelessly, and for the majority of the time, alone on the 3 acre farm located in west Palmdale. Earlier this year we received a lot of rain in the area which is good for a bountiful harvest, however, this in turn means all things grow. Wild weed pressure has grown substantially needing more time and focus. as late spring and summer seasons is coming, more time needs to be spent on harvesting the produce. During this intense and heavy seasonal period, Vidal can already be found spending as much as 18 hours a day simply harvesting.
I am asking for your help today, to help a friend raise the money for a walk in cooler to ease the work load on his shoulders, so he may continue to provide good clean food for the community. Like any success story before the glory there are trails and tribulations, and being such a prominent figure within our local community, lets come together help him out.
with a walk in cooler, the day to day work load can be dispersed and allow time for other needs all around the farm. For more information about Holland ranch please visit https://www.hollandranchav.com/
or check him out on Facebook and Instagram
Any surplus in donations will be used in towards other supplies and consumables required for the farm such as soil and mulch mix, tools and even funds to hire help.
Holland Ranch accepts and greatly appreciates any volunteers, for those of you interested in helping in other ways aside from donations.
Thank you for reading, Please Donate!
Organizer and beneficiary
Eric Navarro
Organizer
Palmdale, CA
Vidal Soto
Beneficiary
