How two city slickers started their small farm in Vermont
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Gold Shaw Farm is a farm in Peacham, VT. More accurately, it’s not really a farm yet. Founded by Morgan Gold and Allison Ebrahimi Gold in 2016, Gold Shaw Farm is more of a farm-in-progress than an honest-to-goodness farm. Our dream is that someday we are able to make our 158 acre parcel of land a regenerative and productive homestead/farm. To get there, it’s going to take a lot of work on our part. Our YouTube channel chronicles the journey of getting there for our friends, family and community.
Let me explain how to find a farm on the Internet. We found our farm and homestead by searching the internet back in 2016. Let me explain what we looked for when we were buying land and the things you should consider if you want to find a farm on the Internet.
27.06.2019 A portion of our old Vermont barn collapsed. Today we are finally getting around to cleaning it up!A portion of our old Vermont barn collapsed. Today we are finally getting around to cleaning it up!
8.07.2019 I have a small duck and goose farm in Northern Vermont. I thought some of you might be interested to see what some of my daily activities are. Enjoy!
3.09.2019 We need a duck house design on our farm that will be predator proof. So I have started to build the ultimate duck house.
31.12.2019
18.04.2020 I’m going to build this 2×4 Basics Shed as fast as I possibly can. Is the quality any good on these EZ Sheds? Let’s put it all to the timelapse test here on our duck and goose farm. I’m ultimately going to use this building as a brooder for my ducks and geese.
27.08.2020 A few years back, my wife and I left life in the city and started a farm in Vermont. Here’s how we did it.
24.09.2020
22.10.2020 I’m farm sitting for a friend today, so while I’m at it, let me teach you how to find your own farm sitting gigs. I also explain why farm sitting is the best way to start farming.
26.10.2020 So something big is happening on the farm today…
29.10.2020 For the past year, my pond has been mostly a failure. Well, no more! I have two tons of bentonite clay and I am getting ready to fix and seal my pond so that it will be a successful duck pond in the future.
