Making the Transition to Full Time Farming – Interview with Ray Tyler of Rose Creek Farms

There is a growing number of people today who didn’t grow up farming, but are interested in making a transition from their current career to agriculture. But there are a lot of challenges related to a transition like this, both in the heart and perspective as well as in the learning curve of skills and acquisition of resources. In this episode of the Redeeming the Dirt Podcast I talk with Ray Tyler of Rose Creek Farms who made a career change to farming. Lots of great wisdom from Ray in this episode and really think you will be encouraged by his heart and passion.

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