
Building A New Model For Farming, Living & Community
Rooted in tradition. Designed for modern life.

Rooted in tradition. Designed for modern life.
Project Farmland is a nonprofit initiative rooted in a simple idea:
when people are given access to land, shared resources, and a supportive community, something meaningful can grow.
Located in Idaho’s Treasure Valley, Project Farmland is a pilot project designed to explore a new model of living—one that will blend small-scale farming, intentional community, and everyday life.
It is not a traditional subdivision, and it is not a single shared community garden. Instead, it is a connected landscape of individual farmsteads, each stewarded by the families who live there, working together in cooperation.

Modern life has pulled us away from the land, from one another, and from the rhythms that once grounded everyday living.
Project Farmland exists to preserve more than open space—it’s about restoring connection.
Connection to food, to community, to meaningful work, and to a slower, more intentional way of life.
By protecting farmland and des
Modern life has pulled us away from the land, from one another, and from the rhythms that once grounded everyday living.
Project Farmland exists to preserve more than open space—it’s about restoring connection.
Connection to food, to community, to meaningful work, and to a slower, more intentional way of life.
By protecting farmland and designing communities around shared purpose, we’re creating space for families to put down roots, raise food, and rediscover what it means to live well—together.

Here, the land isn’t a backdrop—it’s part of daily life.
Each resident farm will be a thoughtfully planned micro-homestead, supported by shared infrastructure like The Barn, greenhouses, orchards, tools, compost systems, and mentorship.
Families grow what fits their lives—vegetables, fruit trees, flowers—at their own pace and in their own
Here, the land isn’t a backdrop—it’s part of daily life.
Each resident farm will be a thoughtfully planned micro-homestead, supported by shared infrastructure like The Barn, greenhouses, orchards, tools, compost systems, and mentorship.
Families grow what fits their lives—vegetables, fruit trees, flowers—at their own pace and in their own way, supported by a community designed to make small-farm living attainable, sustainable, and deeply rewarding.

We believe in the power of people coming together to create something extraordinary.
Big visions are not built by themselves. hey are built by people who see what's possible and step forward.
From volunteering your time to helping sponsor a resident farm, there are so many meaningful ways to dig in and be part of something that will nouris
We believe in the power of people coming together to create something extraordinary.
Big visions are not built by themselves. hey are built by people who see what's possible and step forward.
From volunteering your time to helping sponsor a resident farm, there are so many meaningful ways to dig in and be part of something that will nourish generations to come.
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