Regenerative Growing Practices

Regenerative agriculture is a farming method that aims to improve soil health and promote biodiversity. We take a holistic approach in our growing systems, always remaining mindful of the surrounding ecosystem.

Are we organic?

We follow all organic guidelines, but do not have an official certification. Here’s a more comprehensive look at our growing practices and philosophies:

Regenerative agriculture practices:

    • Source all organic seed, and source it locally

    • Source all mulch and any compost locally

    • Only use organic potting soil

    • Only use organic fertilizers

    • Only use organic pesticides

    • Absolutely no plastic is used in our field production

    • Absolutely no synthetic chemicals, fertilizers, or pesticides are used

  • We conserve water use on the farm by not irrigating field crops

    • Reduced tillage practices

    • Year round cover crop schemes to promote soil health and attract pollinators

    • Surplus harvest is donated to area food pantries and non-profits

    • All food is distributed within a 25 mile radius from the farm

  • We partner with apiarists to have local honey bees on the farm for pollination and to promote biodiversity

While we do spray, the only pesticides and fungicides we use are certified organic by the Organic Materials Research Institute (OMRI).

We employ Integrated Pest Management (IPM) strategies as a way to holistically control pest and disease in the market garden.

These practices include the use of natural mulches, proper crop rotation, cover cropping to attract beneficial insects, as well as the active use of protective insect netting and floating row cover.

Our policy on
farm spraying:

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