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Regenerative Agriculture in the PNW

Nestled at the southern base of the Olympic National Forest, along Washington’s Hood Canal, we converted a former cattle ranch and worked to regenerate the land into our own fertile cornucopia. Using organic practices, principles of permaculture, technology, and old fashioned elbow grease, we have created a farmstead that provides us with all food we need, all the while making the land we live on more fertile.  

Fooooggggg...cooling and lovely.
Fooooggggg...cooling and lovely.
Sunset
Sunset
Well hello! From our 2 dude goats, and now roomies, Mocha and PePe who are now sharing an *ahem* aromatic smelling pen. It’s the time of year when boy goats are looking for a mate and “spruce” up their natural cologne..These two are
Well hello! From our 2 dude goats, and now roomies, Mocha and PePe who are now sharing an *ahem* aromatic smelling pen. It’s the time of year when boy goats are looking for a mate and “spruce” up their natural cologne..These two are super friendly and could eat grass for days!
Happy baby chick Saturday! There is something so calming and heartwarming about holding a tiny life in your hands 🐣🐥💕 #babychicks #babychicks🐣 #babychicklove
Happy baby chick Saturday! There is something so calming and heartwarming about holding a tiny life in your hands 🐣🐥💕 #babychicks #babychicks🐣 #babychicklove
Goodnight from the farm & field of baby Christmas trees
Goodnight from the farm & field of baby Christmas trees
Baby chick time again at the farm! These cuties will one day be our (hopefully prolific!) egg layers #babychickens #babychicks🐣
Good evening from the farm! Grateful for the excellent air today. We spent as much time outdoors as possible..another thing not to take for granted!
Good evening from the farm! Grateful for the excellent air today. We spent as much time outdoors as possible..another thing not to take for granted!
So many fun colors shapes and patterns in our #acornsquash #bluehubbardsquash #autumnsquash #fallsquash
So many fun colors shapes and patterns in our #acornsquash #bluehubbardsquash #autumnsquash #fallsquash
We are in the middle of squash season! These beautiful delicata squash are my favorite. The thin skin and small size makes them easy to prepare and the creamy sweet flesh is delightful. #delicata #delicatasquash
We are in the middle of squash season! These beautiful delicata squash are my favorite. The thin skin and small size makes them easy to prepare and the creamy sweet flesh is delightful. #delicata #delicatasquash
It’s an edamame sunset
It’s an edamame sunset
Fooooggggg...cooling and lovely. Sunset Well hello! From our 2 dude goats, and now roomies, Mocha and PePe who are now sharing an *ahem* aromatic smelling pen. It’s the time of year when boy goats are looking for a mate and “spruce” up their natural cologne..These two are Happy baby chick Saturday! There is something so calming and heartwarming about holding a tiny life in your hands 🐣🐥💕 #babychicks #babychicks🐣 #babychicklove Goodnight from the farm & field of baby Christmas trees
Baby chick time again at the farm! These cuties will one day be our (hopefully prolific!) egg layers #babychickens #babychicks🐣
Good evening from the farm! Grateful for the excellent air today. We spent as much time outdoors as possible..another thing not to take for granted! So many fun colors shapes and patterns in our #acornsquash #bluehubbardsquash #autumnsquash #fallsquash We are in the middle of squash season! These beautiful delicata squash are my favorite. The thin skin and small size makes them easy to prepare and the creamy sweet flesh is delightful. #delicata #delicatasquash It’s an edamame sunset

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Stewards of the Land

At the confluence of the North and Main forks of the Skokomish River, we have unrivaled access to water, views, and wildlife. Our rivers see two annual runs of salmon. Seasonally, we get a robust number of American Bald Eagles. We share our lands with the largest megafauna in the Olympic Peninsula: a herd of Roosevelt Elk. With all of this nature, we are just 1 hour south of Sequim, 1.5 hours west of Seattle, and 2.5 hours north of Portland.