About
The Internet Farmer is me, Jeremy Bloom, web producer and “newbie” farmer. This website is both a service to the farmers and the slow food community, as well as a blog that provides education about online marketing, and a few tidbits of life and adventures around growing and eating food.
I came from New York to Maine in 2004 and have been building websites to help people do business online since 1995. During that time, I continued to build on both technical and marketing crafts in my work with companies both large and small. So after 15 years of building websites and doing e-commerce in the traditional retail world, I hope to combine my passions of the web and farming through the Internet Farmer services.
For more about my career, checkout my online portfolio and resume, or find me at LinkedIn (a type of Facebook for business).
What else about me?
I worked on a farm, and it changed how I look at food.
I am an active committee member and webmaster for the Portland Food Co-op and the Community Building Collaborative (a.k.a The Meg Perry Center).
I am working on software for buying clubs, that will eventually be available to the food community of Maine. (hopefully early 2010)
I am the producer of The Maine Farm Report, a video podcast of interviews with Maine Farmers. A first of many podcasts focused on educating the public and sharing ideas about sustainable food.
If you’ve read this far, I hope you’ll feel free to contact me about doing business together, or just email me anything on your mind. I’d love to hear from you.
Warm Regards,
Jeremy Bloom
Internet Farmer
