Stockton, Missouri
Danby of Refuge for Catholics is looking for a place to farm – a place where Catholic orthodoxy and affordable land can be found. I suggest Stockton, Missouri, the only place in southern Missouri with a weekly TLM. And just look at these land prices! It’s also close enough to Springfield to be a viable resettlement destination for non-farmers.
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Stony Creek is the lifeblood of Glenn County, California. In 1910 the waters of Stony Creek – a tributary of the Sacramento River originating in the Coast Range Mountains – opened up the region for settlement by means of a federal water reclamation project. Cheap, irrigated land attracted settlers from all over the country but predominantly from the midwestern states. Today the same waters irrigate our family pasture, which in turn sustains our small herds of dairy goats and Dexter cattle.
I’m a 43 year-old traditional Catholic, a married father of five, and a fourth-generation Californian who loves living in the north Sacramento Valley. In this space you can expect commentary on Catholicism, culture, politics, homesteading, and things merely personal. The title of this web log is meant to suggest local priorities – that is to say, a commitment to the good of my family and neighbors who live within a “stone’s throw” of Stony Creek. I can be reached by e-mail at: jeff.culbreath@gmail.com.
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And it is near something like six of the finest large sports fishing lakes.
Thanks for the suggestion. We’ve been actively looking at Missouri for the reason that not only is land cheap, but the climate is fairly nice and folks are mostly conservative/traditional.
It would help to be in the St. Louis diocese, not that I have anything against Bishop Johnston (I don’t know how I could, he’s been a bishop for what, 2 months??), but being a subject of Burke would be very nice.
Right now though, I’m too busy trying to get a garden in. I spent 6 hours today on a tractor tilling 1/2 acre. And learning to drive. Drive a horse that is. That will be the subject of my next post, if I ever get it written.
Oh, and the possibly related post, you might want to disable that. It takes me to a fundamentalist Mormon blog….
Yes, I’ll look into disabling the “possibly related posts” feature. It just showed up out of nowhere in the last couple of weeks.