The Land as Teacher

Regenerative farming as spiritual practice.

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Our Approach

Our 7-acre farm is cultivated using regenerative practices that emphasize soil vitality, biodiversity, and low-impact methods.

We grow food not only to nourish the body, but to support a deeper relationship with the land and each other. Farming becomes a meditation in motion—a daily act of care and connection.

This isn’t commercial farming. It’s a daily practice of respect for the land and life itself.

Farm to Table # Farm to Table # | The food we grow nourishes both body and community. Daily meals are simple, wholesome, and lovingly prepared—reflecting our values of sustainability, reverence for life, and the joy of sharing food grown by hand. As

Farm to Table # Farm to Table # | The food we grow nourishes both body and community. Daily meals are simple, wholesome, and lovingly prepared—reflecting our values of sustainability, reverence for life, and the joy of sharing food grown by hand. As our retreats expand, the farm remains central—offering not just sustenance, but a deeper connection to land, labor, and gratitude.

Life on the Farm # Life on the Farm # | The farm operates as part of our daily rhythm. Residents and volunteers help with planting, harvesting, composting, irrigation, and seasonal upkeep. Tasks shift with the seasons and are integrated with spiritua

Life on the Farm # Life on the Farm # | The farm operates as part of our daily rhythm. Residents and volunteers help with planting, harvesting, composting, irrigation, and seasonal upkeep. Tasks shift with the seasons and are integrated with spiritual practice and shared meals. You don’t need prior experience—just a willingness to learn, work with your hands, and be outside in all types of weather.

Learn & Serve # Learn & Serve # | We offer hands-on learning for those who wish to deepen their understanding of food systems, natural cycles, and earth-based living. Whether you come for a weekend work retreat or a longer volunteer stay, you’ll take

Learn & Serve # Learn & Serve # | We offer hands-on learning for those who wish to deepen their understanding of food systems, natural cycles, and earth-based living. Whether you come for a weekend work retreat or a longer volunteer stay, you’ll take part in meaningful work that directly sustains our community and guests.

The Land # The Land # | Our farm is part of a larger 84-acre property that includes forest trails, streams, wetland areas, and hidden spaces for reflection. It’s not just a place of productivity—it’s a place of beauty and healing. The barn houses our

The Land # The Land # | Our farm is part of a larger 84-acre property that includes forest trails, streams, wetland areas, and hidden spaces for reflection. It’s not just a place of productivity—it’s a place of beauty and healing. The barn houses our tools and serves as a center for processing produce and preparing meals.

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What We Grow

We cultivate a diverse range of fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers—grown as naturally as possible, without synthetic chemicals. Most of what we grow supports the nourishment of our residents, guests, and retreat programs

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Get Involved

We welcome volunteers, aspiring growers, and those curious about ecological living to join us on the farm. There are opportunities throughout the growing season to come get your hands in the soil, learn something new, and support a space of conscious living.