Charles & Princess Byrd-CEO, CFO
Charles and Princess Byrd are very elated to be part of their family farm. Being part of the community food resource gives them joy they know their hard work and resources are being appreciated. They believe that healthy food is part of having a great life and plays a role in everyday happiness. In addition to the farm, they own several other businesses that serve others in a spiritual and holistic approach which provide aid, wholly in every area of life.
Gregory Price-Administrative Manager, Farmhand
Hello! I am Gregory Price, a farm worker/ Administrative Manager at It Takes a Village Family Farm. My professional background consists of Customer Service /Hospitality Management for companies such as AAFES, Circle K, Valero, & Marriott International. When time permits, I enjoy researching various plants and animals, Horticulture, & fishkeeping. Growth and Harmony on earth is my daily motivation to serve our ecosystem and community. Typically, its difficult to manifest a career path that integrates personal hobbies, beliefs, and one is previously acquired skillsets. Fortunately, It Takes a Village Family Farm provides that and many more opportunities. I’m Extremely grateful to embark this new journey.
Georgie Price- Marketing Manager, Farmhand
I’ve been been dealing with change my whole life. Being a military brat I grew up in different areas of America and Europe. No matter where we lived, I always noticed how different cultures integrate different types of foods into their diet and health. Also most of my adult life I’ve always had a bartending job on the side. So when the opportunity arrived to start a farm with my brothers I was more than excited. My love for people and hunger for tasty nutritious food manifested into my new life as a farmer.
Tony George- General Manager, Daily Operations Manager, Farmhand
Howdy there folks! The name is Tony. I’m the eldest of the 3 Gents. I am an Air Force Veteran, Weapons Loader, who found my passion for helping people through nutrition when stationed in Okinawa, Japan. This led me to become a Fitness Nutritionist. After the military and graduating college, I decided to take it a step further and pursue an career as a Personal Trainer and Fitness Nutritionist in Austin, Texas. And now, destiny has led me back to my home state to be the General Manager/Productions Manager at It Takes A Village Family Farm along side my brothers and family. I am ecstatic to be the change I’d like to see in the world.