#floridafarming

[christopherscorner-blog1]

My Life in a nutshell...

‘10-’Present - Freelancing - Property/Project Management Assist. 

‘15 - Volunteer Humanitarian Aid Mission to Iraq/Kurdistan

‘10-’12 - State of California - Private Healthcare/Project Management Assist.

‘06-’10 - Army Signal Corps - Tactical Satellite Communications

‘07-’08 - Korea 2nd ID 

‘02-’06 - Army Corps of Engineers - Horizontal & Vertical Construction

‘04-’05 - Iraq OIF III (88th RC/983 Combat Heavy Engineer BN)

‘01-’02 - Clearwater Christian College

‘01 Elida High School Graduate

Experience spans 70 total Organizations in nearly every position across virtually every industry

Travels include 17 Countries, 13 Beaches, 6 Mountain Ranges, and nearly every American continental state

Boast-Worthy: Managed Multi-million $ Satellite Communication equipment for military, Managed multi-million dollar homes in SoCal/Florida, Been inside Billionaires house, Sitting on more than two dozen inventions/ideas/re-designs (Applied to Shark Tank 3x), Personally raised nearly $100k for Humanitarian Aid Mission, Turned down L.A. Reality Show, Author of 2 Books, East Coast College Choir Tour (Tenor), Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade (Trombone), Missionary Trip DEEP in jungles of Suriname, Survived 1 Year Homeless, Spent 2+ Years overseas, Volunteered 3+ Years of my life, 2 MMA Belts + H.S Wrestling 2/1 W/L Ratio, Former Combat LifeSaver, Former M16A2 Expert, Former top World COD Ranked, IQ: 4 Test Average of 131 w/ high of 137

Goals include: 1.) Development of ‘super-green’ and sustainable veteran nonprofit organization and community dedicated towards providing long-term housing, and a wide range of vocational training and employment programs, with the mission of transitioning homeless veterans into homeowners. Primary business model will revolve around Vertical Aeroponic/Aquaponic Greenhouse Farming. 2.) Development of Greenhouse Grocery & Cafe Franchises, 3.) Develop Music, Broadcasting, and Film ventures 

[localveggi]

Over the past three weeks the temperature in Florida has dropped into the 50s almost every day. With the change in season my current crop has dramatically slowed in growth but some vegetables are still producing. The collard greens (in the pic above) are still doing very well, as well as the kale. The tomatoes, lettuce, and peppers have significantly slowed down though. They’re still growing but with limited sun and cold weather, it’s slow. As of now their growth cycle will be almost twice as long as the last crop.