Tim Eng is our guest host on the Home Grown podcast this week. He is on-site at Shenandoah Valley at Polyface Farms with Joel Salatin, taking a deeper dive into sustainable farming and food production. This episode talks about animal husbandry, processing poultry, and rabbits on our own, designing the farmstead, how to cut down a tree, and developing farmstead water systems with ponds, pumping, pipes, and cisterns. Join Tim to hear his take on fast-tracking the learning curve to becoming a self-sustainable farmer and teaching the next generation to love and appreciate the freedom of being self-sufficient.

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We attended our first agriculture and health event at Polyface Farms: "Look Back, Take Charge, Move Forward: Live Disease-Free & Full of Energy by Applying Ancient Wisdom in a Modern World." Joel Salatin and Dr. Sina McCullough lead the charge to bring awareness and encourage us to take control of our lives. Join Sophia Eng for a candid conversation with her special guest who has been the driving force to self sufficiency and sustainability with our health and wellness.  

In this episode of Home Grown, our guest, Tim Eng, is a Realtor® and West Point grad on a mission to protect the American Dream and "Bring People Home". Tim discusses the trends he is seeing in the San Francisco Bay Area real estate market. In the last year, the buying and selling motivations have been unique, including many of those looking to become more self-sufficient. Listen in to hear what Tim is seeing on the front lines.

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Our first episode of Home Grown will introduce you to the heart behind this podcast and a preview of what to expect. Thanks for listening, sharing and following Sophia Eng at sophiaeng.com.