Mountain Top Goat Gardens
The Farm My twenty-first farm was Mountain Top Goat Gardens in Piercy, California. Joshua and Tanya have been homesteading for twenty-six years. Tanya grew up on a farm in Idaho where her mother had a large garden. Joshua is a fifth generation Californian from San Jose. Joshua’s mother was a seed saver who collected seeds […]
Clos Saron
My twentieth farm was Clos Saron in Oregon House, California. The Farm “Be on a path and let things happen.” Gideon’s philosophy. The farmers are Saron and Gideon. The Home Vineyard is in the Sierra Foothills at 1,500 feet. The microclimate is ten degrees cooler than the surrounding area which allows Gideon’s favorite Pinot noir […]
Whispering Winds
My nineteenth farm was Whispering Winds in Port Angles, Washington. It is a homestead with goats, sheep, llamas, horses, chickens, lots of dogs of all sizes, and a wonderful vegetable garden. A post will be coming soon!
Annie’s Flower Farm
My eighteenth farm was Annie’s Flower Farm in Sequim, Washington. The Farm Annie’s first name is Sid; she uses her middle name for the flower farm. Sid grew up on a 350-acre farm by Coos Bay, Oregon. Her father milled lumber. Growing up, Sid learned flower arranging from her mother who liked to grow and […]
Granny’s Farm
My seventeenth farm was Granny’s Farm in Raymond, Washington. The Farm The farmers are Sandy and Larry. They both grew up in Western Washington. Larry harvested oysters in Willapa Bay for twenty-five years. He devised a way to raise oysters on pvc pipes which kept them away from the burrowing shrimp which feed on baby […]