farm tours and learning from the land
Farm Tours
Project Farmland’s guided farm tours are designed to offer a closer look at how a small-farm community works— with respect for the land and the people who steward it.
Visitors will be invited to walk the grounds, see different farmsteads and shared spaces, and learn how soil health, crop diversity, water use, and day-to-day decisions shape life on a working farm. Tours may include time in the gardens, The Barn, greenhouses, orchards, and community spaces—along with conversation about what it takes to care for land over the long term.
These experiences are meant to be approachable and thoughtful, offering insight without disruption. Whether guests come with curiosity, a desire to learn, or simply to understand where food comes from, farm tours will provide a grounded way to see small-scale agriculture in practice.
Immersive Learning + Extended Stays
Some learning takes time. In addition to farm tours and short visits, Project Farmland will offer our Air BNB's to support extended stays for students, researchers, and partners who are working to improve how small farms function in the real world.
These immersive stays will allow visiting researchers and collaborators to engage directly with the land, the systems, and the people who steward them—contributing ideas, testing practical approaches, and helping refine methods that support soil health, productivity, and long-term farm viability.
By living alongside a working farm community, participants gain a deeper understanding of what works, what can be improved, and how thoughtful changes can strengthen small-scale agriculture. The goal is shared progress—learning that leads to better tools, stronger practices, and more successful small farms that can serve as models for others.