2015 Update

The farm is continually progressing! There are chickens, guineas, ducks, rabbits and a pig currently residing on the farm, in addition to the humans. The garden has been much expanded and is producing more squash than we know what to do with! Produce such as beans, squash, cucumbers, jalepenos, herbs and soon to be tomatoes have been brought to markets in the area, along with handmade items such as jams and pickles, made from blackberries and cucumbers grown on the land.

Milkweed in bloom, attracting the many types of butterflies here
Milkweed in bloom, attracting the many types of butterflies here
Resident pig
Resident pig
Tomatoes have been staked and are starting to color up, if only the chickens stay away long enough to let them!
Tomatoes have been staked and are starting to color up, if only the chickens stay away long enough to let them!
Dissected zucchini blossom
Dissected zucchini blossom
The kids are getting a lesson on flower parts
The kids are getting a lesson on flower parts
The sunflowers are getting tall
The sunflowers are getting tall
A rooster chilling in front of non-gmo corn and sunflowers. Second chicken coop in background
A rooster chilling in front of non-gmo corn and sunflowers. Second chicken coop in background
Planting for a fall crop has begun, winter squash, pumpkins and beans newly planted. Playground in background
Planting for a fall crop has begun, winter squash, pumpkins and beans newly planted. Playground in background
A cleared section of the blackberry patch maze
A cleared section of the blackberry patch maze
Many chickens of all colors!
Many chickens of all colors!
Guineas seeking shade in the asparagus patch
Guineas seeking shade in the asparagus patch
The ducks like the chicken coop too!
The ducks like the chicken coop too!
The schoolhouse dome received an update, walls have begun being constructed out of bottle bricks and an adobe-like mixture.
The schoolhouse dome received an update, walls have begun being constructed out of bottle bricks and an adobe-like mixture.
The pump house is the farthest structure, with a new shade structure built off the side where we can wash produce from the garden. The structure in the foreground is a rabbit coop currently.
The pump house is the farthest structure, with a new shade structure built off the side where we can wash produce from the garden. The structure in the foreground is a rabbit coop currently.
Front of the farmstand where potted plants, produce and handmade items are displayed
Front of the farmstand where potted plants, produce and handmade items are displayed

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