I'm going to be showcasing my products as examples of how "Nature Farming" is a low-impact, non-harmful, and sustainable way to gain livelihood from our land.

I believe that people do care about Nature, and I hope that by demonstrating how I use the land to create my products it will pique customer interest and promote brand loyalty to Wild Ozark.

So that's this year's marketing plan - all of my blog posts will in some way touch on this theme of nature farming. I'll also create four cornerstone content articles (one for each season) directly addressing the topic in some way, and will cross-reference the products that pertain to the topic within the article.

FYI for those of you interested in what exactly it is that this farm produces... bark from the hickories we grow that goes into a syrup made by Burnt Kettle, American ginseng seedlings that requires a specific habitat naturally occurring here on our land, woodland plants, moss and ferns propagated to sell and for use in my Wild Ozark Fairy Gardens, and ground-fall botanicals (twigs, acorns, moss, leaves, etc.) and dried flowers for the Wild Ozark Forest Folk. I'm also an artist and author, so the very land itself is my muse and I depend upon it a great deal.