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It's no secret that affordable land is scarce, which is a real bottleneck to a societal transition towards small scale + regenerative agriculture. But there are opportunities to build up skills in the meantime. If I were younger, I would probably do this https://wwoof.net/
Update: not everyone's experience of Wwoofing is positive. Curious about others who have done this, what was your experience? https://twitter.com/deepfates/status/1349041546704920581
Okay, still not perfect, but more positive https://twitter.com/jeremywreal/status/1349044683175981057
Now a very positive experience https://twitter.com/itsLuciKeller/status/1349045361193725954
Oopa, another negative experience https://twitter.com/Hempcoop/status/1349045386179055616
And another positive https://twitter.com/kgroen/status/1349039217276551171
Clearly it's a mixed bag. Something to look out for https://twitter.com/itsLuciKeller/status/1349047191541870601
Another positive experience. Keep them coming https://twitter.com/RizomaSchool/status/1349047804476477446
And there are other options https://twitter.com/grahmatic/status/1349048180453867523
Challenges from the hosting perspective https://twitter.com/IntractableLion/status/1349048256165105669
Seems clear this is the better option if you can find it https://twitter.com/sulamsarah/status/1349048609115877377
Some of the challenges are structural https://twitter.com/RizomaSchool/status/1349049056362983425
Some general wisdom, coming from someone with a lot of experience https://twitter.com/v17us/status/1349048273584078848
And here is the million dollar question https://twitter.com/IntoTheBlues/status/1349049074171998208
Many different models, some better than others depending on the context https://twitter.com/beatnikpicnic/status/1349055739051040768
Some more advice https://twitter.com/Nick08591632/status/1349061102093611015
Here is a model from the regen scene https://twitter.com/antonio_paglino/status/1349060631312392192
