dedicated to mostly annual crops.
“The meaning each mandala holds is limited only by
the creator and the observer.” – Unknown
A Traditional Foods Farm
Our Farming Intent
It is the basic intent to cultivate Wild Culture Farm on the principles of self-sufficiency, self-reliance and good stewardship all while striving to think and problem-solve holistically. It is in that vain that we work to raise the healthiest and happiest plants, animals, and humans possible.
While not perfect, we strive everyday to do the following; and as our knowledge about the environment and food grows, we promise to reevaluate our practices.
- Grow great tasting and nutrient-dense foods.
- Only use farming practices that, over time, reduce outside inputs and focus on the enhancement of the environment, wildlife habitat, and biological regeneration of soil.
- Treat the animals humanely and ensure they live in a stress-free and biologically diverse ecosystem. Care for them in a clean way that never requires the use of antibiotics.
- Allow farming decisions to be made through the lens of biomimicry. As our understanding of our ecosystem evolves, work to implement the new wisdom into our practices.
The real difference in how foods taste starts with the health of our soil. Healthy soils happen to produce the most flavorful food with a true sense of terroir! It is here in the minerals of the soil that flavor is enhanced and, most importantly, the nutrient-density of the food is built. Nutrient-rich foods are the critical element of the food world that most conventional farming practices have unintentionally left behind.
We welcome you to use the navigation menus above to learn more about how and what we’re growing here.