Tammy Jordan

Author Tammy Jordan:

Growing up in the beautiful, lush mountains of West Virginia, Tammy L. Jordan has always had a deep love for nature. At the age of five, she dreamed of owning a farm, and that desire only grew with time. After over a decade of working for USDA in agricultural research, Tammy left her federal job and went full time with her company Fruits of Labor, Inc., which marries agriculture with culinary industry. The company expanded into retreats with the addition of the 218-acre Fruits of Labor Retreat Center.

The Retreat Center offers renewal retreats, women’s retreats, and special interest day retreats. The Training Center offers a unique culinary and agricultural program called “Seeds of Recovery” originally offered to women who are recovering addicts affiliated with Greenbrier County Drug Court. A male curriculum was added in September 2014. With the recent expansion of a Café and Bakery, Fruits of Labor is able to train and potentially hire Seeds of Recovery students in the future. The new Fruits of Labor Café and Bakery is located in the heart of Rainelle, WV at 23 Main Street.

Author of two books, Tammy’s newest book The Seed Sower was just released April 2014 and has received a national Silver Readers Choice Award. The Door To Fruitfulness also received a national Readers Choice Award.

Please visit www.fruitsoflaborinc.com to learn more about Fruits of Labor programs.