Want to come visit Ghosttown Farm?
Sorry, no tours until I get my conditional use permit from the City of Oakland. Stay tuned….
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Hi Novella! I’m looking forward to visiting your farm in September. We are moving to Oakland in the next few weeks after a crazy roller coaster of moves. Knowing that people like you live there, gives me hope that we will finally find our home.
Enjoy your trip!
Ana
Hi Novella. I’d like to come out and tour your farm on Sept. 7th. May I bring kids?
Hello Novella,
I would like to stop on by on September 7th for your pop up farmstand. I live in the San Leandro Marina and we just started planting our garden. I have your book and just finished reading Farmer Jane. Looking forward to meeting with you. Sue Fourby
Hello, my daughters are excited about the idea of coming to see your farm. May we come visit on the 7th of September? Thanks! We are also looking for some good, organic eggs and goat cheese…
By the way, although I live in Oakland, I heard about you from a guy in Hyde Park, Chicago! What a small foodie world it is.
Hi Novella,
I cannot come to your open farmstand next week, as I work on Tuesday evenings. However, I would really like to meet up with you to talk about goat keeping in Oakland, where I also live. I had a near-goat experience this past weekend, almost adopted 2. I have a goat cheese goal in the distant future. I know you are quite busy, but if you are able, please contact me to set up an appointment.
May I assume that it IS perfectly okay to come unannounced to your pop-up farmstand on November 17th? Thanks, looking forward to my first visit.
hi susan c! yes, yes, that’s one of the main functions of the pop up farmstand. so people can come by and look around and ask questions. hope to see you there!
I live in Sacramento and I’d love to come visit the farm! When will you be open in 2011 for visitors?
You are coming to visit us on the Central Coast this week, and my students are reading your book. They are looking forward to hearing your lecture at their college. Last week I managed to find numerous pics of the farm, but this week I can’t seem to find them. Could you direct me to them so that I may share them with my students? Thanks!
Our outreach manager, Anne, sent your blog on to me. I will be in Berkeley for my brother’s conference at Berkeley on the 8-10th. Are you having a farm stand that weekend?
At WW we have about 6 acres of land under cultivation, no animals, that is split between an arboretum and the Saul School for ag sciences. The two programs are there to breakeven and to provide urban ag education to kids, teenages, and adults of all ages…..
Glenn
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Hi, Novella! Would it be okay to visit the farm possibly this weekend?
Hi Novella, I read your book Farm City.. It is awesome! My ESL students will be using for a sustainabilty class I am teaching this month in Washington DC. I will be in San Francisco in May for three weeks to visit farms and gather ideas for a few pieces I would like to write. Are you free during that time for an interview. I know the city isn’t allowing tours but I would love to see your operation.. It does not have to be an official tour! My number is 440-758-0303. I can send you my resume if you would like to review my work and volunteer experience with farms. I look forward to hearing back from you. Sincerely, Courtney Hall Gagnon