Moving from a European executive position in charge of repair service for PlayStation at Sony to a sheep breeder in Haute-Garonne, this is the big gap that Marion Cullen, 35, has chosen to make. It is now installed for a little over a year on the farm of the Mignonne, in the town of Verfeil (3595 inhabitants), recognizable by its orange brick church typical of the Occitan region, some 25 kilometers east From toulouse.
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At 33, she made the leap from city to country, from the heated office in winter to a field open to all winds. "It was when I had a skills assessment as part of a contractual break with my employer, in early 2017, that the evidence appeared to me in broad daylight ," she recalls. I always wanted to start my business with a desire to do something in the environment, but I did not know what. Everything came to light in the first five minutes of this interview. I was going to have my farm with my land and I
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