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	<title>Comments on: Call For Applications &#8211; Freshman Farmer</title>
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		<title>By: Renee Casterline</title>
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		<description>Andrew,
I&#039;m excited to see your blog. I am a freshman farmer - this year I&#039;m going to start farming at my folks&#039; alfalfa farm. Dad doesn&#039;t believe that I can make a living growing vegetables, but he&#039;s given me some space to work with. I&#039;m thinking of starting with a half acre - unless I get out of control (fairly likely). I&#039;m planning on growing a wide array of veggies for the farmers market and a developing local buyers&#039; club that is looking for farmers. I also want to grow a big crop of storage beans - I grew just a few last year and they were sooo good in soup that I&#039;m now in love with beans. I&#039;m sorry I didn&#039;t get a chance to apply for your Freshman Farmer program, because I certainly could use some help, but I only just found your site. I&#039;ll be reading your old posts, along with Ryan&#039;s, to glean any helpful info as I jump into this project feet first with only a vague idea of what I&#039;m getting myself into. Wish me luck!
Renee Casterline
Mt. Shasta, California</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Andrew,<br />
I&#8217;m excited to see your blog. I am a freshman farmer &#8211; this year I&#8217;m going to start farming at my folks&#8217; alfalfa farm. Dad doesn&#8217;t believe that I can make a living growing vegetables, but he&#8217;s given me some space to work with. I&#8217;m thinking of starting with a half acre &#8211; unless I get out of control (fairly likely). I&#8217;m planning on growing a wide array of veggies for the farmers market and a developing local buyers&#8217; club that is looking for farmers. I also want to grow a big crop of storage beans &#8211; I grew just a few last year and they were sooo good in soup that I&#8217;m now in love with beans. I&#8217;m sorry I didn&#8217;t get a chance to apply for your Freshman Farmer program, because I certainly could use some help, but I only just found your site. I&#8217;ll be reading your old posts, along with Ryan&#8217;s, to glean any helpful info as I jump into this project feet first with only a vague idea of what I&#8217;m getting myself into. Wish me luck!<br />
Renee Casterline<br />
Mt. Shasta, California</p>
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