farm work???

BrianC503

BrianC503

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i have been looking online for a place that will let you work on a farm for room and board... maybe even pay a small stipend that i could save up for my travels. the only sites i found so far were on WWOOF- and ill be honest... it says i shouldnt even sign up because i have a felony on my record.

i know of a place in carlton, oregon that puts people up, but there is a waiting list and im trying to get out of the area. i know times have changes, but i just want to find a work situation like in 'of mice and men'. i am extremely good with plants (went to school for horticulture), but i have no experience with animals.

if people could just start rattling off some places, ill surely look into them.

now i know this is the longest shot ever, but i was also wondering about working on a NOCAL cannabis farm for the season... thats where i used all of my college education, was to grow pot here in oregon. i know that nobody trusts anybody, but maybe there is a way to get in???
 
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There are ways to get in. Online is probably the most sketchy way for a grower to let somebody into his farm.

Craigslist "work trade" has worked for me. As for WWOOF their $25 fee is a turn off. WWOOF does not use that $25 to do any background checks. All they are doing is bringing farmer and worker together and compiling reviews of farmers and workers. If you know somebody who has a membership, they can look for opportunities in the area you are looking for work for you (send you screenshots).
 
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Yeah, unless the farm you contact does their own background checks (which seems very unlikely), I don't think the felony should be an issue. Workaway and HelpX are similar sites to WWOOF that you might want to check out. They both have similar membership fees but you can look at the host listings before paying the fee to see if it's worth it.
 
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i have a woof book thats a few years dated, thats being mailed to my new home sometime in the next few weeks, remind me if yer still interested via a PM and ill take some screen shots of states you are interested in.
 
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7xMichael said:
There are ways to get in. Online is probably the most sketchy way for a grower to let somebody into his farm.

Craigslist "work trade" has worked for me. As for WWOOF their $25 fee is a turn off. WWOOF does not use that $25 to do any background checks. All they are doing is bringing farmer and worker together and compiling reviews of farmers and workers. If you know somebody who has a membership, they can look for opportunities in the area you are looking for work for you (send you screenshots).
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i would seriously consider it if i knew anything about the site, like how reliable it is and stuff. iv heard lots about it it seems like a nice way to start searching.
 
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