Does anyone know of someone that has ever had a farm intern for the season? How did they find them? I have a small farm and am starting a cut flower business as well. No large livestock at this time.
Sandy
Krissel
True Blue Farmgirl
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Vicki
Sebring
FLORIDA
USA
251 Posts
Posted - Apr 25 2019 : 8:10:59 PM
If I was younger and less attached! I'm not sure what you can do to get authorization to give credit? Contact education facility in your area and ask what course credit you could offer for agriculture or horticulture class courses and apply for Grant funds to take on an intern? Helpful? Best of luck going forward and I am sure one of the more experience and industrious Farmgirls will chirp in soon! But do some searching and find your local resources to work with.
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Audra Rose
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Vanessa
Brooksville
KY
USA
2350 Posts
Posted - Apr 29 2019 : 03:41:23 AM
Maybe your county extension office could give advice.
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Farm interns
Posted - Apr 25 2019 : 7:47:00 PM
