Every decision made on the farm prioritizes restoring and caring for our soils and surrounding ecosystem first. 

We are trying to farm in a way that is in harmony with nature.

Compost supports soil microbiology, helping us grow healthy plants without the addition of harsh herbicides, pesticides, and fertilizers.

We only use ecological methods like applying compost, cover crops, organic fertilizer, and minerals to feed the soil that in turn feeds the plants.

Conserve water for the precious resource it is in the southwest high-desert climate.

Capture and keep it in the soil, using techniques to concentrate a slow release of water, and selecting plants with low water needs, that are native and draught tolerant.

Utilizing keyline design and plowing based on a set of principles and techniques that works with the natural land contour patterns to restore and increase the depth and fertility of the soil, while increasing its water holding capacity.

Healthy living soil is the base for everything else. We build soil using cover crops and waste from the farm to create organic, biological compost which acts as a natural fertilizer that improves water usage, reduces erosion, and supports healthier crops.

Keep the soil covered, keep a living root in the ground year-round, this also helps keep the soil biology happy, moisture in the ground and reduces erosion.

No chemical fertilizers, herbicides, fungicides, or pesticides are ever used. 

Work to build a regenerative loop, where waste in one area of the farm produces feed, fuel, ingredients, or nutrients for another.

Minimize packaging materials, choose paper over plastic, natural non-toxic dyes and inks, utilize recycled materials that are biodegradable.

We also work with local sources to divert waste (plant, tree trimmings, leaves, wood chips, compost materials, coffee grinds, etc.), that would otherwise be dumped or burned.

Compost, recycle, reduce, reuse.