EcologyBuilding
Good For Nothing Farm
Bringing a worn-out hayfield back to life. Soil first, then a working farm, then a community around it.
Why it exists
This is a tired piece of land.
Decades of hay production have left compacted soil, poor drainage, and very little ecological diversity.
We're starting by rebuilding the basics: soil, water, fertility, habitat, and fencing.
Then we'll see what grows.
The plan is a working regenerative farm with a market garden, greenhouses, nursery, orchard, bees, chickens, restored habitat, and places for people to gather.
Current status update
Planning, wetlands, fencing, and soil work all underway.

