A farmstead is part farm, part homestead. For us, that means that we aim for a more sustainable and self-sufficient life for us while at the same time offering healthy and naturally grown produce to the community.
Our farmsteading philosophy is an integration of different approaches, from permaculture to organic farming to traditional orcharding, all of which can be understood as regenerative agriculture.
We don’t just try to regenerate a healthy Earth though, we also want to contribute to a regenerative health for humans. Providing healthy produce is of course a large part of this, but as Jim is also a practicing ecopsychologist, our farmsteading philosophy is rooted in the principles of ecopsychology–the study of how the psychological processes in our relationship to the natural world impact the health of humans and ecosystems. The basic premise of ecopsychology is that what is good for the Earth is also good for us. Our farmsteading philosophy draws on different methods and techniques to contribute to a regenerative ecosystem and healthier humans.
Regenerative Agriculture
Permaculture
Natural Growing (Organic)
Traditional Orcharding
Ecopsychology