But their business ventures aren’t solely limited to the farm. As Dunlap put it, “We have several things going on.”
In addition to operating Peace N Peas, the couple also leases food trucks, rents out a beach condo, sells health insurance, and does freelance web design work.
And now, since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Dunlap’s have found another way to make cash: by renting out their farm animals.
For $50, you can reserve 10 minutes of time with a Peace N Peas animal who will join any virtual meeting you invite them to — usually as a surprise to others. Your choices include: Mambo, an 8-year-old mini donkey; Heiren, a brown 6-year-old Hanoverian horse; Eddie, a 13-year-old white show horse; Zeus, a large brown horse; or just a lot of chickens.
Since launching on Saturday, April 18, the farm animals have been staying busy, crashing virtual happy hours amongst friends, surprising online middle school classes in Texas, landing interviews with news outlets, and confusing countless unsuspecting employees as they slog through yet another staff meeting.
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