Our farm
Diversity in our ecosystem is the key to a healthy farm
Vineyard
We produce red and white wines in the Southern Rhône and Bordeaux traditions, pruning and harvesting by hand to support local workers and ensure quality.
Our land is designed for efficient water retention through cover crops and drip irrigation. Sheep and goats naturally fertilize our vineyard, keeping root systems intact and building healthy topsoil.
Sheep & Goats
Our free-range lambs and goats are rotated through zoned pastures across our farm and vineyard. They play an essential role in our ecosystem by naturally fertilizing the soil, controlling weeds, and improving land health.
While our goats are strictly for grazing, we sell 100% grass-fed lamb, which offers a higher protein-to-fat ratio. We raise Katahdin hair sheep, a breed that naturally sheds with the seasons, eliminating the need for shearing.
Guard Dogs
In the United States alone, livestock losses due to predators costs farmers approximately $232 million.
Our Anatolian Pyrenees dogs serve as vigilant guardians of our 66-acre farm, effectively driving away bears, coyotes, wolves, and cougars! Raised alongside lambs, goats, and chickens, our fluffy friends are equal parts gentle and effective.
Garden
A.K.A our “Peace Garden”
Our seasonal garden is a hub of biodiversity, integrating native pollinators with plants and crops like garlic, squash, and raspberries. Through our partnership with Farm Bus Bistro, we host educational programs that connect visitors and children directly to the roots of their food.
Soil
One teaspoon of topsoil has more microorganisms than people on our planet. For this reason, we primarily consider ourselves soil farmers.
We farm without harmful pesticides or herbicides, using integrated methods that build soil, support beneficial insects, and encourage natural pest control from birds, bats and reptiles.
Energy & Water
In 2024, Oregon generated 2,208% more solar power compared to 2014. We are proud to add to this statistic!
On our 66-acre farm, we utilize 59 solar panels capturing 35,000kWh of clean energy annually. Our natural ponds and creeks serve as wetlands for native wildlife and provide water on our farm. We are actively adding to our solar energy, habitat restoration, and water conservation projects to reduce our environmental impact and build drought resilience.
Hens
Our free-roaming hens are efficient multitaskers, providing natural pest control and high-quality fertilizer. These hard-working birds turn forage into fresh eggs, keeping the ecosystem balanced and the pantry full.