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🗓️ 22 December 2022
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Do you have a dream of starting your own business? Or are you currently running a business? Are you looking for ways to involve your kids so they can learn valuable life skills and be part of the team? This episode is for you!
Natasha has always been an entrepreneur at heart, but she has spent the last decade building a wildly successful farm business with her family. 1818 Farms provides handmade bath and body products, fresh flowers, events, workshops, and more. In our conversation, we dive into all things small business: marketing, starting small, scaling, outsourcing, beautiful packaging, involving your kids, and more.
If you have that entrepreneurial itch or you are in the thick of running your own home business, this episode is full of brilliant ideas and important mindset shifts. Join us!
In this episode, we cover:
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0:00.0 | Welcome back to the Simple Farmhouse Life Podcast. Today, I'm having on Natasha McCrary from |
0:06.0 | Morseville, Alabama. She's the owner and operator of 1818 farms. She started her business almost |
0:12.9 | 10 years ago when one of her kids fell in love with the baby doll sheep. It was a breed of sheep |
0:19.6 | that was almost extinct in America and they wanted to start a business with, I think, breeding sheep. |
0:26.5 | At the time she had no experience raising sheep or running a farm, she didn't grow up that way. |
0:31.6 | But with a lot of hard work and learning lots of new things, she figured out how to make it work |
0:36.8 | by combining a farm with a small business that would help cover the cost of the feed for the animals. |
0:42.9 | The result was 1818 farms, which is a working flower farm that's also a line of bath and |
0:49.2 | lifestyle products. In 2019, she won Amazon's Woman-owned Small Business of the Year Award, |
0:57.2 | which is such an honor. And so she has so much good advice when it comes to starting a small |
1:02.8 | business. If you've wanted to start some kind of small business from your home or if you have |
1:06.5 | a little homestead, she has a lot of wisdom to share. She talks about getting started in markets |
1:12.9 | and all of the hours she put in there and then taking that into something a little bit more |
1:17.6 | passive in the bath and beauty products. She talks about her flower farm, which is something |
1:23.5 | that a lot of people could start even from a small property. She talks about doing market research |
1:29.1 | to make that successful. So if you are a person with an entrepreneurial spirit with which a lot |
1:34.4 | of my listeners are, you're going to love this interview. So without further ado, let's jump in |
1:39.9 | with Natasha McCraery from 1818 Farms. My name is Lisa, mother of seven, and creator of the |
1:46.6 | blog and YouTube channel Farmhouse on Boone. Join me as I share with you my love for creating a |
1:51.9 | handmade home from scratch cooking and a little mom and entrepreneur life along the way. |
2:02.9 | Hey Natasha, thank you so much for coming on the Simple Farmhouse Life Podcast. |
2:07.5 | I really want to talk about entrepreneurship and having a business when you have a family |
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