The Farm
Sandhill invites you to visit the farm. At any given time, we have free range/cage free chickens, pastured broilers, pastured cows, sheep, turkeys, and even ducks! We can teach you several aspects of what it takes to get good food from pasture to table.
Learn to butcher,
make milk soap, yogurt or cheese.
Take home some eggs and ground beef!
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INTERESTED IN A FARMING APPRENTICESHIP?
If you are interested in anything from raising backyard poultry to pastured poultry, or even milkking a herd and proving pork and lamb for your table, come work with our Sandhill family for a while. You will receive free product and a minimal stipende.
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Work with fencing, carpentry, quick auto fixes, tractor work, pachaging and marketing. We will also work with ministry or seminary students learning the bivocational life. Scot is credentialed to act as faculty support for such interests.
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Along with farming, ministry opportunites aboud in Barry County, and Peace-making, servanthood, and Quaker HIstory are all areas of expertise that Sandhill can facilitate.
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Key commercial Terms offered to customers
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Retention of right to change offering
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Warranties & responsibility for services and products
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Ownership of intellectual property, copyrights and logos
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Right to suspend or cancel member account
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Indemnification
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Limitation of liability
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Right to change and modify Terms
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Preference of law and dispute resolution
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