Farmers
Our mission is to produce high-quality greens on a consistent basis every day. We are committed to providing a reliable food source that will support health in a sustainable environment.
Amy
Amy Doklovic is an owner and operator of Drip Culture Farm. Amy has worked 28 years for large corporations in Marketing and Design, on multi-million-dollar resiliency projects where she supported solutions to coastal flooding due to climate change. This inspired her to look into providing efficient solutions to sustainable conscious food for the local community.
Amy attended Savannah College of Art and Design where she obtained a master’s degree in interior design and has an undergraduate in Graphic Arts. Amy’s proven brand building and storytelling skillset is the perfect fit to support business development.
Amy was born and raised outside the City of Boston Massachusetts, where she lived near the ocean and spent her younger years swimming on Cape Cod and making sandcastles on the beach.
When not working on the farm, Amy enjoys taking her high-energy English Springer Spaniel for walks in her pink Muck boots.
Brian
Brian has worked 28 years as a Principal Engineer for Honda, developing design and research on complex projects. Brian received his BS in agriculture engineering from The Ohio State University, where he learned the various disciplines of mechanical, electrical, and agriculture engineering to improve the efficiency of farms to ensure sustainability of natural and renewable resources.
Brian’s proven experience driving automation, refrigeration and machine-based integration for growing technology will support the operations of the farm. His responsibilities include monitoring water levels and irrigation, confirming pH and nutrients.
Brian grew up in Mansfield, Ohio, where he spent his summers working in his family’s garden and working with his grandfather as an electrical technician.
The skills Brian brings to Drip Culture Farm is a passion for fixing everything he works on. When working on the farm you will see Brian in a onesie jumpsuit, placing his engineering stamp on hydroponic farming.
