Synopsis "After the Eagles came: A farmer's journey (in English)"
Do you ever wonder if natural farming or homesteading is the right choice for you?Have you ever considered raising livestock as food or friends?If you love animals and dream of being self-sufficient, you have picked the right book.In this book you will follow a spiritual farmer's journey of discovery and her heart-centered adventures to farm ownership, encompassing almost forty years of caring for creatures large and small. You will be introduced to natural and spiritual farming, while having a glimpse of animal and nature communication as well. You will also learn that the road of farming has unexpected curves and it is not for the faint of heart!You are invited to come down-to-earth and follow the Author's journey of inner strength and determination; laugh, cry and fly with her. Come away with the inspiration you need to make all your dreams come true! Discover natural farming with a spiritual connection.Explore different aspects of raising livestock holistically.Learn the importance of being true to yourself and to never give up on your dreams! Georgia Barg is a natural farmer and owner of The Sacred Eagle Farm in Nova Scotia. Educated at Humber College in Equine Studies with a diploma in Farm Operations and Management from the University of Guelph, she has over four decades of extensive experience, working with a multitude of species: dogs, cattle, sheep, horses, pigs, llamas, goats, chickens, turkeys, ducks, peafowl, guinea fowl, rabbits and more. Through her consulting business, Learn to Farm with Georgia, she shares her unique approach to managing animals naturally, promoting a healthy environment, optimal care and thriving lifestyle for beginner farmers, homesteaders, ranchers and their animals. As the only Pyrenean Mastiff Breeder in Canada, she bred and showed her rare breed working livestock protection dogs. In addition to beginner farmers, shenow enjoys guiding beginner Pyrenean Mastiff breeders through her consultancyas well.Georgia lives in Nova Scotia with her son Clayton, their five working dogs and menagerie of livestock. Visit her website at www.GeorgiaBarg.com
