Warrior Farms

by Grady Visual Journalist October 19, 2019
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Chris Dorsey drives his truck down to the field in order to transport materials to build a fence for some newly purchased cows on Saturday, March 30, 2019, in Cleveland, Georgia. Dorsey is the owner and founder of Warrior Farms in Cleveland, Georgia, a farm aimed to help veterans with severe PTSD or other related illnesses through agricultural therapy. (Photo/Daniela Rico)

Ansley Dorsey digs holes for the fence posts as her niece Bailey and step-son Aiden goof around on the bed of their truck on Saturday, March 30, 2019, in Cleveland, Georgia. The fence will hold the DorseyÕs newly purchased cows. Warrior Farms in Cleveland, Georgia is a farm aimed at helping veterans with severe PTSD or other related illnesses through agricultural therapy. (Photo/Daniela Rico)

Chris Dorsey and his niece, Bailey, level out a post that will serve as a fence for some newly purchased cows on March 30, 2019 in Cleveland, Georgia. Dorsey is the owner and founder of Warrior Farms in Cleveland, Georgia, a farm aimed to help veterans with severe PTSD or other related illnesses through agricultural therapy. (Photo/Daniela Rico)

Chris Dorsey takes a moment to himself inside his truck after digging holes and putting up fence posts on Saturday, March 30, 2019, in Cleveland, Georgia. Dorsey is the owner and founder of Warrior Farms in Cleveland, Georgia, a farm aimed to help veterans with severe PTSD or other related illnesses through agricultural therapy. (Photo/Daniela Rico)

Chris Dorsey uses a chainsaw to drill groves into the side of a post that will serve as a gate for the newly purchased cows on Sunday, March 31, 2019, in Cleveland, Georgia. Dorsey is the owner and founder of Warrior Farms in Cleveland, Georgia, a farm aimed to help veterans with severe PTSD or other related illnesses through agricultural therapy. (Photo/Daniela Rico

Drew and Daniel roll out the fencing before nailing it to the posts on Sunday, March 31, 2019, in Cleveland, Georgia. These two are veterans who come to Warrior Farms on a regular basis and have developed a close relationship to not only Chris, but to his family as well. Warrior Farms in Cleveland, Georgia is a farm aimed to help veterans with severe PTSD or other related illnesses through agricultural therapy. (Photo/Daniela Rico)

Chris Dorsey holds their blind, albino bunny, Snowflake, as his son, Aiden, comes in for a hug on Saturday, March 30, 2019, in Cleveland, Georgia. The Dorseys have a variety of pets on their property including bunnies, dogs, and roosters. Dorsey is the owner and founder of Warrior Farms in Cleveland, Georgia, a farm aimed to help veterans with severe PTSD or other related illnesses through agricultural therapy. (Photo/Daniela Rico)

Chris Dorsey holds a newborn bunny for the first time since their bunny gave birth on Saturday, March 30, 2019, in Cleveland, Georgia. The Dorseys have a variety of pets on their property including bunnies, dogs, and roosters. Dorsey is the owner and founder of Warrior Farms in Cleveland, Georgia, a farm aimed to help veterans with severe PTSD or other related illnesses through agricultural therapy. (Photo/Daniela Rico)

Chris and Ansley Dorsey joke around as they have to dig a massive hole into the ground to make room for a fence post on Saturday, March 30, 2019, in Cleveland, Georgia. The fence will hold the DorseyÕs newly purchased cows. Warrior Farms in Cleveland, Georgia is farm aimed to help veterans with severe PTSD or other related illnesses through agricultural therapy. (Photo/Daniela Rico)

Chris Dorsey and his son, Aiden, take a break from shoveling dirt for a post that will eventually be part of a fence on March 30, 2019 in Cleveland, Georgia. Dorsey is the owner and founder of Warrior Farms in Cleveland, Georgia, a farm aimed to help veterans with severe PTSD or other related illnesses through agricultural therapy. (Photo/Daniela Rico)

Chris Dorsey takes a break from his busy day to visit and feed some of the ducks on his grandmother’s farm on March 31, 2019 in Dahlonega, Georgia. Dorsey is the owner and founder of Warrior Farms in Cleveland, Georgia, a farm aimed to help veterans with severe PTSD or other related illnesses through agricultural therapy. (Photo/Daniela Rico)

Daniela Rico is a senior majoring in journalism in the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Georgia. This story was produced during the 14th Annual Woodall Weekend Workshop in Dahlonega, Georgia.

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Lumpkin County
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Veterans
Woodall Weekend Workshop

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