Daffodil Hill Farm

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Daffodil Hill Farm

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Small-scale organic, non GMO, non soy eggs & raw goat milk

http://www.GuccitoGoats.com
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Why would a single city girl with friends and a social life move from Tampa to North Mississippi? What would possess her to create a small farm with no background in livestock or even gardening? I honestly have no idea either.

I suppose the idea of doing something completely for myself and becoming more self-reliant was appealing. So was having to stretch the boundaries of my creativity. Working with the land and animals requires a lot of resourcefulness.

What I do know is in the year since I made the leap from city to country I’ve found more happiness and peace than I’ve ever experienced before. Hopefully you’ll enjoy following while I attempt to create a fabulous farm life! xo

 - Mississippi Sustainability

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Why would a single city girl with friends and a social life move from Tampa to North Mississippi? What would possess her to create a small farm with no background in livestock or even gardening? I honestly have no idea either.

I suppose the idea of doing something completely for myself and becoming more self-reliant was appealing. So was having to stretch the boundaries of my creativity. Working with the land and animals requires a lot of resourcefulness.

What I do know is in the year since I made the leap from city to country I’ve found more happiness and peace than I’ve ever experienced before. Hopefully you’ll enjoy following while I attempt to create a fabulous farm life! xo

 - Mississippi Sustainability
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