Blue Heron Farm

In 2006, we started Blue Heron Farm in part to show that it was possible to run a profitable farm while treating the land, the animals and the people involved with dignity and respect. We were young and naive - but it turned out we were right. It IS possible.

We manage our land using sustainable agricultural principles - no synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides or fungicides. We spent years use rotational grazing to encourage better fertility, water usage and carbon sequestration as we rehabilitated the 10.5 acres we call ours. Now we use less forced grazing as we allow native plants to come back and replace some of the non-native grass.