A Legacy Worth Preserving

At Project Farmland, we believe the future of farming is rooted in community, collaboration, and sustainability. 

Our vision is to create a thriving agrihood—a place where independent family farmers have the tools, resources and support they need to flourish while stewarding the land for future generations.

As part of our commitment to long-term sustainability and accessibility, Project Farmland will operate as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, ensuring that our mission remains community-driven, education-focused, and dedicated to empowering small farmers. This structure allows us to secure grants, forge partnerships, and reinvest directly into farm infrastructure, education, and sustainability initiatives.  Read more here...

Farming should work in harmony with nature, restoring soil rather than depleting it and ensuring that communities have year-round access to fresh, nutrient-dense, locally grown food.

Project Farmland is more than a place—it’s a movement. By building a regenerative food system, we are creating an environment where small farms thrive, communities engage, and sustainability is second nature.

Through education, innovation, and community-driven agriculture, we are laying the foundation for a new era of farming—one that nurtures the land, strengthens local food systems, and ensures that high-quality, local farm-fresh food is accessible in every season.   Read more...

At Project Farmland, the land isn’t just a backdrop—it’s part of our lifestyle. Our resident farms are thoughtfully planned micro-homesteads, each sitting on .2 - 1 acre of fertile soil, ready to be sown with purpose. Whether you’re growing heirloom vegetables, raising chickens, tending fruit trees, or harvesting wildflowers, each family is empowered to farm in a way that reflects their values, their rhythm, and their dreams.

These aren’t isolated homesteads. Each farm is supported by shared infrastructure—greenhouses, orchards, tools, compost systems, and mentorship—to help families succeed without the heavy financial burden that often comes with starting a small farm. From farm equipment to soil-building resources, everything is designed to make regenerative farming approachable, affordable, and community-driven.

This is a place where a love for the land meets real opportunity—where families grow food, raise children close to nature, and build a legacy that goes beyond the fence line. It's not just about growing crops… it's about growing a life that feels aligned, fulfilling, and beautifully rooted.

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