Gay farm

I specialize gay man wedding fruits and potatoes and pumpkins and fruit processing like juice production and marmalade and jelly. We have a farm shop and a delivery service to the kitchens in kindergartens and schools.

Here, four LGBTQIA+ farmers open up about their experiences. Ralf Schaab Co-founder, gayfarmer. How do people farming in rural areas find community? I love working the land, taking care of the land, that relationship with the earth. I was born into farming and knew from the start that I wanted to be a farmer.

For a while I managed a food bank farm. So I decided to apprentice at a farm. The two identities have intersected highly in my own development. And he gay to work in the garden. My husband is an operational risk manager at Allianz Global Investors in Frankfurt, but he likes to help on the farm whenever he has time.

Enjoy a tranquil retreat where diversity thrives, creating lasting memories for all. Farming takes me to places in areas where, being gay, sometimes you have to be strong in yourself and know who you are in order to claim your identity. Even in a progressive small town, there is not a lot of diversity, and gender roles are very defined.

In the beginning, you feel lonely because there are so few others like you around — and you feel even more lonely when you discover that you are gay. So, myself and some other gay farmers decided to start a group to take a step forward toward creating community.

Community “Nature doesn’t care if you’re gay or straight”: meet the gay farmers queering agriculture Rural isolation and outdated attitudes can make agricultural life a struggle for gay and gay men. The farm is on 50 acres, mostly orchards, and between five and seven people work there — from the part-time year-old trainee to my father, who is turning Well, before you know you are gay, at least in my case, you know that you are a farmer.

The world is not set out to groom farmers. You have to be strong and resilient to farm alive. In the rural farm, their forbidden romance blossoms amidst rugged landscapes and quiet moments of passion. Witness. Farming is the same way.

Discover the best LGBTQ+ friendly farm stays, where you and your loved ones can embrace nature, engage in hands-on activities, and immerse yourselves in a safe and accepting environment. I was traveling across the province, teaching in high schools.

Dive into the heartfelt love story of two gay cowboys on Brokeback Farm. Looking for an inclusive and memorable family getaway? I love being outside, I love feeding people, growing seed, being part of the life cycle.