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Join our Farm Share Program to get a guaranteed supply of our best vegetables, flowers, herbs, fruit, and more.
Choose the number of veggies you’ll want each week. Then choose your price from a sliding scale.
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We are a small family-run regenerative farm in Oakland, KY growing health, beauty, and a vibrant community through food and flowers.

Our produce feeds families in Warren, Barren, and Allen counties through collaboration and solidarity.

Our no-till, low-spray, and organic practices support our ecosystem and offer customers clean and safe veggies and flowers

Our flowers and herbs are available year round in teas, balms, medicinal tinctures, and more through Davida’s Flowers.

Healthy food is for everyone no matter what you have in your pocket. Get fresh veggies at the price you can afford with our sliding scale Farm Share. Get twice the value of your SNAP, WIC, or EBT benefits when you shop with us at the Community Farmers Market.

We are working with other farmers and community leaders to re-establish a resilient local food economy to serve our people of all incomes, creeds, and colors in the challenging times we face.

We welcome visitors and volunteers. Come and see what we’ve got growing!

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**We are all stronger in community.**
**Become a Farm Share Member to get a weekly supply of our best produce, support local farms, and find your people!**

Join Our Floral Farm ShaRe

**Become a member to get a month or a season of local bouquets and support local floriculture**

We are returning-generation farmers doing what we can to restore our connection to the earth and its people.

We came to farming after years in teaching, activism, and birth work. We realized that it was not enough to try to tinker around the edges or work within broken systems. We came to farming because we were called to rise to the challenges of our time and create the alternatives we wanted to see in the world.

Our return to the land has been a growing process; from an un-permitted guerrilla garden in Houston to haphazard homesteading, to mentorship, community, and connection here in Southern Kentucky.