Recent Podcast Appearances by 1818 Farms' Natasha McCrary
In the last year, Natasha McCrary of 1818 Farms has sat down with seven amazing podcast hosts to share her story, her business, flower tips, and more. Follow the links below to listen. We hope you enjoy.
Growing Much More Than Flowers at 1818 Farms. Turning a Dream Into a Year-Round Business With Natasha McCrary
Margo is joined by Natasha McCrary of 1818 Farms. After one of her sons became interested in raising his own sheep, she began to dream of her own plans for a small profitable farm where she could teach her children to appreciate the land and animals and to be good conservationists as well as learn the importance of sustainability and eating local "real" food.
How to make the most of your flowers with Natasha McCrary of 1818 Farms | Let's Grow, Girls Podcast
This week we are joined by Natasha from 1818 farms to talk all things dried flowers, soaps, wax sachets.
What started out as a passing interest for Natasha McCrary’s son has turned into a full fledged farm with the primary mission of promoting and saving baby doll sheep. As the years progressed, the farm has now become a source of cut flowers, essential oil products, farm events and more. I talk to Natasha about how she goes about growing cut flowers in her home state of Alabama. For anyone wanting to venture into the business of cut flowers or if you want to grow your own, she is a wealth of knowledge… from must have varieties, when to plant, when to harvest and more. And of course we learn what baby doll sheep are!
- How to plan a flower farm
- A day in the life
- What to do when a crop fails
- Moving crops to different plots
- Top 5 flowers you should grow
- Tips for communicating with your team effectively
S3 E1: WOMEN IN BUSINESS (AND FARMING) | Porch Cast Podcast
Welcome back to the Porch Cast!
I enjoyed telling our farm story and sharing tips on season extension and achieving sustainability in a flower farm business on The Flower Podcast. Below you will find the podcast link, as well as the Youtube video of our chat.
If you love all things flowers, I encourage you to follow @theflowerpodcast for entertaining and informative podcasts and posts. I learn something new from each of Scott’s podcasts!
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