Libertarian Village in Midcoast Maine

Welcome retirees, families, young single professionals, blue collar and white collar workers. We are forming a Libertarian Village in Midcoast Maine; where the Constitution is still sacred. We are dedicated to developing a vibrant local farm business whose generated income supports the farm and its residents. We envision this community to have professionals who desire to secure their future through maintaining a clientele off and on the farm as it fits; whose needs for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are fully supported and able to be achieved through living in the community. Your personal finances are yours alone. They do not belong to the community. Community Trade will be conducted using representative money based on the commodity system. Skills/supplies will be negotiated between individuals. All other decisions made by majority rule.

Seeking Skills Including, not limited to:

Farmer
Doctor
Naturopath/Herbalist
Vet
Seamstress
Mechanic/machinist
Carpenter
Accountant
Survivalist

What Is: a 70 acre existing farm in Knox County Maine with approximately 20 acres in woods, balance in hay fields and pasture, 2 ponds and a couple of little brooks and springs.
Equipped with:
a 3-story 140 foot long chicken barn, currently used for hay storage
a 2-story 20 stall dairy barn with milking equipment, currently use for hay storage
a 20 foot band saw sawmill
small bulldozer
small backhoe
3 farm tractors
various farm equipment ie; manure spreaders, plows, harrows, wood splitters, hay trailers, tractor driven generator, haying equipment

What Will Be: A community situated on a diversified farm that grows and preserves its own food to include vegetables and animals, raised and hunted, whose individual members can practice their professions in a free market community, where self-sufficiency is realized and where all members may be freer, more prosperous and more secure. A non-profit will oversee real-estate; land and buildings to avoid property taxes. Members will lease their homes and office spaces for 99 year terms to fund community expenses. Below is listed a brief outline to help you see what we mean.

-Community expenses:

Community Building A:

Farm Store
Kitchen for food preservation, meals we want to share etc.
Root cellar
Laundry

Community Building B:

Professional Office Space:
Accountants office
Basic health clinic with basic medical supplies
Basic vet clinic with basic vet supplies

Community Building C:

Property Maintenance
Garage for mechanic

This is the initial offering/ad.

INTERESTED PARTIES:

e-mail: Cynthia and John , contact@homegrownfarmandmarket.com

phone: 207-845-3048