Come see it
Field days, campouts, and classes — in the field, with us.
Small groups. Honest days in the dirt. The farm opens itself up a few times a year for field days, overnight campouts, and signature classes in natural farming and cannabis research. No marketing polish — you come, you work, you learn, you eat, you leave with something you didn't walk in with.
A full day, on the farm.
Small groups walk the research plot, learn the JADAM inputs, meet the animals, work alongside the family. Seasonal — planting, mid-season, harvest. Tickets are limited.
See upcoming dates — coming soon.
Stay the night.
A handful of sites on the quiet end of the property. Bring a tent or park a camper. Breakfast comes from the flock. Veteran and family retreats run on select weekends.
Reserve a spot — coming soon.
Learn the method.
Signature workshops in JADAM natural farming, CBG cannabis cultivation, small-farm economics, and the compliance path for a NY research license. In person and pre-recorded.
Upcoming classes — coming soon.
Right now
We're opening up the 2026 schedule.
The calendar for the 2026 season goes live here shortly. Drop your email and we'll send you the schedule as soon as it's posted — you'll see it before the public does.
Prefer to just reach out? Send a note.
How we host
A few notes for guests.
We're a small working farm, not a venue — which means when you visit, you're stepping into a family's daily life. We love having people here, and the day runs smoother when everyone knows a few things up front:
- The farm keeps its own time. We'll share start and end times when you book, and we stick to them so the animals can, too.
- The animals are partners in the work here. We'll introduce you when the moment's right — until then, a little distance goes a long way.
- The research plot is a working science site. We'll walk you through it — photography in that corner is by request so we can protect the work.
- Under our research license, we can't sell or share cannabis products of any kind. We know it's a common question, and we appreciate you understanding.
- Be good to each other. That's how the farm has always run.