Farm in Valle de Bravo, Mexico

Comment by antonio vitali on October 2, 2010 at 7:22am

hi my name is Antonio Vitali, i am italian and i am 39 i am interested in organic farming to learn about environmentally friendly agricultural techniques.I have had some experience as a WWOOFER in Italy and France.I am also pretty good as a cook and i am according to reciprocal feeling i am open to start from october 15.th.i have no personal working insurence but only WWOOFER mebership. I can speak a little spanish (i can make myself understood),and i can also speak French and Italia.I would like to know whether my proposal can interest you and if so,i would be glad you could send me full iformation about your working conditions (working times per day and week) best regards Antonio

Comment by Fiona Trick on November 26, 2010 at 12:18pm

Ola, my name is fiona i am from Australia and have experience woofing in Australia. your place sounds beautiful, i am very interested in yoga,meditationa and healing. i am travelling witrh my amiga Lucy and am interested if you are in need for some enthusiastic creative woofers...

La Paz,
Fiona

Comment by Gregg Brazel on December 29, 2010 at 6:49pm

¡Hola!

I’ve been studying and practicing organic agriculture for three years, experimenting with an urban garden in Chicago and wwoofing at two small farms in Michigan.  I am also skilled in sustainable design & construction, with 20  years of experience in engineering, architecture, design and planning.  In addition to concerns about health, ecology, and the food chain, my love of cooking inspires me to cultivate fresh veggies, herbs and berries near my kitchen, to share with all.

My highest skills are in design build. . . shelters, garden structures, furniture.  So if you need affordable housing or a solar shower for wwoofers, a passive solar addition, chicken tractor… I am especially interested in helping in this regard.  I’ve owned and run a small design/build company for 15 years and have strong business skills… web and graphic design, databases, marketing, cost estimating, project management.  I gladly offer help in these areas if it would be useful for your farm.  Please see my website at www.ehrlum.com for more information and samples of my work. 

I would also love to work with animals, especially horses.  I have little experience with these awesome creatures, but would love to learn more about their way of being.

I plan to depart for Mexico or Central America in January or February; I look forward to hearing from you.

¡Saludos!

Gregg

* I speak a bit of Spanish and am very interested in becoming fluent

Comment by zaba luna angel on January 14, 2011 at 11:38am

hola, 

 

i am currently an intern on a permaculture education site until march.  i would love to come to mexico between march and june. i have experience in organic gardening, farming, landscape, natural building and carpentry.  i also identify as a musician, artist, healer and nomad.  i have interests in learning more about herbal medicine, healing, horses, primitive skills, natural building, carpentry and sustainable community living.  i speak little spanish and am definitely open to learning more!!

 

muchas gracias,

zaba

chicana@riseup.net

Comment by Jonathan Maya on April 25, 2011 at 6:47pm

Listo para cooperar con ustedes.

 

Jonathan Maya

jonathan.impulsa@gmail.com

 

Buena semana tengan...

Comment by Maxime Rochette on June 8, 2011 at 8:09am

Hello Anand,

 

I will be taking a meditation course (Vipassana) in Valle de Bravo in August. The goal of my travels to Mexico is to combine the strengtening of spiritual pratices while living in a conducive, sustainable environment.

 

I'm fluent in English and French, beginner in Mandarin and studied Spanish for one year. I got experience with composting, biodigestors and worked on a few farms in Australia. I've been a passionate practitioner of voluntary simplicity since the last 10 years and have developped strong values through it. Kitchens and I get along well together and nice creations came up out of our collaboration.

 

I'm planning to arrive early before the course and thought it would be a good idea to stop for 2 weeks at your place before it starts. I could come back after in September if we connected well. I'm not in transition and am ready to commit on a mid-long term basis if need be. 

 

GOod vibes,

 

Max

 

 

 

Comment by Kirsten Ann Dukes on July 1, 2011 at 9:53pm

Hello. I am a californian living in Guerrero. Lately for work I have been giving yoga and english lessons and doing massage. My interests in life include, healthy living by following the heart, eating fresh organic foods, stretching and meditation, being playful and honest, and expressing one´s self with creativity. I have experience organic farming and I am really happy to eat vegetarian foods. I am very interested in building sustainable communities. I also am interested in making natural products like soaps and salves. I have a blog: http://naturalbuilding-kirsten.blogspot.com/. I started it after drawing out some designs of dome communities and discoving people are making shelter out of trash. I hope to come and help with the meditaion center. As far as time frame goes I can be ready in two weeks. Blessings and love.Thank you, Kirsten

Comment by Nature Flow on September 19, 2011 at 11:04pm

hola!

My name is Nature and I'm travelling with my girlfriend Dyanna. We our driving our van from vancouver and would love to come work on your farm! I've worked on organic farms before, and she is a gardener and an artist. Perhaps sometime in mid-November we can come? Would love to hear back from you!

You can contact me at naderdriver@gmail.com

Comment by Floris Adriaenssens on December 4, 2011 at 8:05am

I posted a message on the link: 'contact the farm administrator'. Just to be sure you find it, I tell this to you again on this page!

Blessings!

Floris

Comment by stéphanie on Wednesday

hola!

I'm French and I'am with a friend in Mexico since one week and we stay here to 15 march.

We are interesting to work in your farm during this month (february). We have not much experiences but we know the work in a farm because our family own one.

We are motivated and entousiasmic and very interested to working, discovering and learning.

Thank you and I hope see you later.

Stephanie

 

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