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At NaTerra Farm
We offer a variety of products that reflect our commitment to sustainability and connection with nature. From fresh seasonal crops grown with Indigenous agricultural techniques to free-range eggs from pasture-raised hens, and spaces like the Larry & Ann Food Forest and Mandala Garden, each of our products promotes soil health, biodiversity, and the well-being of our community. Discover products filled with freshness, quality, and respect for the environment.
Seasonal Agriculture:
Our seasonal agriculture uses sustainable and Indigenous practices, allowing us to grow fresh and healthy vegetables. Each harvest reflects our commitment to the environment, bringing you products that capture the freshness and essence of each season.
Free-Range Chickens:
Our free-range chickens grow in a natural, stress-free environment, feeding healthily in open spaces. This method of raising chickens not only ensures animal welfare but also results in high-quality meat that is tender and full of authentic flavor—perfect for those seeking fresh and nutritious food straight from the farm.
Free-Range Eggs:
Our eggs come from hens raised freely in a natural, healthy environment. Living in optimal conditions and feeding naturally, these hens produce fresh, nutrient-rich eggs, full of flavor and quality that you can enjoy every day.
Natural Mandalas
Mandala cultivation or natural mandalas is a sustainable agricultural practice that arranges plants in a circular design inspired by natural shapes and traditional mandalas. This type of cultivation offers several benefits:
Improves Soil Health:
By rotating different crops in a circular pattern, the soil remains fertile and healthy, preventing nutrient depletion and promoting soil biodiversity.
Encourages Biodiversity:
In a natural mandala, various plant species are grown together, attracting pollinators and benefiting the ecosystem by creating a space that supports plant health and life.
Efficient Use of Space:
Circular designs optimize space, allowing more crops to coexist in a small area. This layout provides easy access to all plants and reduces the need for paths or empty spaces.
Promotes Self-Sufficiency:
Natural mandalas typically include edible, medicinal, and cover crops, allowing for a diversified production that meets multiple food and medicinal needs.