Permaculture: (noun) A system of cultivation intended to maintain permanent agriculture or horticulture by relying on renewable resources and a self-sustaining ecosystem.

Would you like to begin a permaculture journey? We can help!

We offer consultation and partnership for your return to sustainability.

We work with schools, individuals, and workplaces. We would be excited to help you get started.

School Programs

~Classroom Hatching

We rent out incubators and offer courses so classes can experience the incubation and hatching of chickens and other fowl.

~Compost Initiatives

We help teachers and administrators learn to manage and maintain classroom compost as well as offer collection services if needed.

Consultation for Private Land Usage

~Compact Spaces

Small properties can still produce abundantly. We love finding ways to make this work!

~Sprawling Land Parcels

It can be difficult to know where to begin when faced with a desire to start a sustainable agricultural system, especially when there is a large portion of land to work with. We’re ready to help!

Neighborhood Permaculture

No family is an “island”. We are so grateful for our wonderful neighbors. They are patient with our noisy animals, supply messes, and frequent yard sales. We hope we are able to make it up to them by providing fresh eggs, a place to recycle yard waste, and an occasional lawn mowing/fertilization via the goats.

~Adoptions

We work with the local SPCA as well as many private families and have adopted many animals into their forever home here on the farm.

~Christmas Tree Recycling

The day we have to take down the Christmas Tree is always a sad one! Hopefully we soften the blow a little with the knowledge that they will be enjoyed all the way down to their woody skeletons. Evergreens are the goat’s FAVORITE treat.

~Local Goat Rentals

Our goats absolutely love to eat! They will eat brush, shrubs, vines (poison ivy included!), tree bark, grass, and ground covers. If it’s green (or brown) they’ll eat it. They have successfully transformed our own back property from a tangled mess to an open wooded paddock. They mow our lawns and fertilize as they go. Their manure is one of the most magnificent fertilizers. As goats are ruminants, their three stomachs thoroughly break down their purely vegetarian diet into perfectly pelletized plant food.