Using regenerative, organic practices, we grow a variety of fruits and vegetables in small, sustainable batches—bringing true local flavor to nearby families, chefs, and markets.

Our farm is rooted in:

• building healthy, living soil

• working in rhythm with the seasons

• small-scale, intentional growing

• a commitment to quality, flavor, and care

• connection to our local community

Here, you’ll find:

• fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables

• food grown with integrity and attention

• a deeper connection to where your food comes from

Whether you’re:

• supporting local food systems

• interested in how food is grown

• or simply looking for fresh, wholesome produce

our farm offers a welcoming space to connect, nourish, and grow together.

Our nature- and play-based outdoor preschool offers a full-day, hands-on learning experience set on a working urban farm in Boise.

Each day, children are actively involved in real life, including:

• caring for animals

• working in the garden

• preparing and sharing food

• participating in the daily rhythm of the farm

We also provide:

• organic meals and snacks, with children involved in preparation

• a non-toxic, natural outdoor environment

• space to move, explore, and engage fully

Through this experience, children build:

• confidence and independence

• problem-solving and decision-making skills

• strong social and communication skills

• real-world capability

Children leave well prepared for traditional school or a continued path in our school-age program.

A hands-on, outdoor program for school-age children—offering homeschool enrichment, alternative education, summer camps, and school-day options on a working urban farm in Boise.

While our program includes mixed ages, our older students take on a more active role—stepping into greater responsibility, leadership, and meaningful contribution each day.

Students are involved in:

• caring for animals and managing daily farm responsibilities

• working in the garden and supporting food production

• preparing meals and contributing in the outdoor kitchen

• building, creating, and problem-solving through hands-on projects

• helping run our seasonal farm stand and market experiences

We offer flexible options to meet families where they are:

• homeschool enrichment

• alternative education / year-round program

• summer camps

• school days out and drop-in options

Through this work, students develop:

• independence and initiative

• leadership and responsibility

• problem-solving and critical thinking

• strong work ethic and follow-through

• confidence in their ability to contribute meaningfully