137: We inherited a farm. Now what?

Darryl Shelton is a trustee with a family farm that's owned by himself and three other forest landowners in Macon County, Alabama. He has a background as a design engineer, but he's determined to turn his father's property into a family legacy. He's a self-educated forest land manager, but his journey to get there wasn't always easy. Find out more on this week's show.   Key Takeaways: [1:00] A message from Leadership Nature. [1:40] A quick intro about Darryl's background. [3:10] How did Darryl first get introduced to his forest land? [4:40] Darryl explains a bit about his family history. [13:50] How did Darryl find the resources he needed to maintain his forest land? [23:15] Darryl credits Alex Harvey for helping him through the process! [29:30] What were the steps Darryl took to start putting the forest land to work? [37:15] What has been the most rewarding part about taking on these new responsibilities? [46:10] What's next for Darryl?   Mentioned in This Episode: Website for the U.S. Endowment for Forestry and Communities: Usendowment.org More information on the SFLR Program: Sustainable Forestry and African American Land Retention Program (SFLR) More information on USDA NRCS: Nrcs.usda.gov Alex's website: Legacylandmanagement.org Alex on LinkedIn