With my degree being in Education, I will also focus on bringing information on how the farm succeeds, animal and plant facts, activities for our youngsters and help create a "family feel" here. After 10 years working part-time I am excited to be able to spend everyday year round surrounded by the beauty and wonder that make up this "Hidden Diamond" in the heart of the city where I was born and raised. Spread the word by sharing this treasure with your friends!īrooksby Farm has so much to offer and I am so honored to be part of a fantastic team of managers. I don't think of it as a job, rather as part of my life. During those years I made many personal connections with our regular customers and met many new ones that have just discovered the uniqueness of Brooksby!Īs manager, there's always work to be done whether it is farming, business calls, customer service, covering when staff "calls out", being the host/promoter and guide for our seasonal u-pick fruits and special events and always the never ending paperwork that we all can relate to. In 1995 I became Assistant manager, and worked the past 19 years running the farm store and assisting with any other jobs necessary on the farm. Looking back now, I really think this job found me and this became my new direction. All this while still trying to figure out what direction I should go in life, and what to do for a real job. I continued to work part time helping out with whatever needed to be done from taking care of the animals to cultivating the fields to delivering produce to many local stores. My job was to weigh containers and sell berries out of the back of a converted box truck on an old frame that was pulled down to the field by the tractor! Each time the season started, we would hope to get another year out of that old thing. I started out working part time for pick your own strawberries during the summer of 1988. Moving forward with it was one of the best decisions I could have made. In 2014, I found myself faced with the decision to step up as the Manager of Farm Operations.
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