Happening at the WHOLE farm
Happening at the WHOLE farm
Native Plant Walk & Edible Landscaping
Native Plant Walk & Edible Landscaping
with Danielle at the WHOLE FARM cooperative
1-hour guided walk & talk • $10/person • Maximum 12 participants
Come slow down, get outside, and discover the plants growing all around us!
Join Danielle for a one hour walk around the WHOLE FARM as she shares her
knowledge of native plants, edible plants, and the many ways we can
thoughtfully use what grows right here in our own landscapes.
We'll learn how to identify plants, which plants may be safely harvested, and how
to use reliable resources to verify identification and safety before consuming
anything.
Danielle will also share common uses for plants, including teas,
natural inks, and traditional herbal and medicinal uses, along with ideas
for incorporating edible and native plants into your own yard.
Danielle has a gift for making plants approachable and fascinating.
She brings a wealth of knowledge, a deep love for the natural world, and
a kind spirit that makes learning feel easy and fun. She especially loves teaching both
children and adults, making this a wonderful experience for curious
learners of all ages.
$10/person
Maximum: 12 participants
1 hour
A cup of coffee at the WHOLE FARM is included!
Come walk, wonder, learn, and see the landscape around you a little differently.
**Educational experience only. Participants should always independently verify
plant identification and safety before harvesting or consuming any wild plant.**
Beginner Farm Chores
Spend an hour getting your hands dirty and experiencing the everyday rhythms of life at the WHOLE FARM!
Help with animal care, plant care, and general farm chores. Activities will vary by day depending on what needs doing on the farm—so every visit is a little different.
Each FARM KID will also get to harvest 2 fresh eggs from the coop to take home!
1-hour farm experience • Maximum 5 people per time slot. Children under 5 years old require parental supervision. Adults supervising children are included in the cost of child's admission.
Rain or shine!
Market Day
Market Day
at the WHOLE FARM cooperative
Looking for a quieter alternative to the busy farmer's market? Spend your morning gathering directly from the farm.
Your experience begins with a guided tour of the WHOLE FARM cooperative, where you'll meet our animals, explore the gardens, and learn about the people, practices, and purpose behind our farm.
Following the tour, you'll receive access to our growing fields to gather organically grown vegetables, fresh-cut flowers, and seasonal berries (when available). Then, explore the Granary and the Farmacy, where you'll find farm-fresh eggs, honey, handcrafted goods, seasonal produce, and other thoughtfully curated farm offerings.
Everything you gather or purchase is priced individually according to the Farmacy prices, so you can take home exactly what you choose.
Whether you're harvesting vegetables for dinner, cutting a bouquet for your kitchen table, or simply enjoying a peaceful morning outdoors, Market Day offers a slower, more meaningful way to experience the farm while connecting with the land, the seasons, and the people who grow your food.
Includes:
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Guided farm tour
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Access to U-pick vegetables, flowers, and seasonal berries (when available)
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Explore the Granary and the Farmacy
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A relaxed morning at the farm
Time: 9:00–10:30 AM
Admission: $25 per person
Capacity: Maximum of 8 guests
Produce, flowers, berries, eggs, honey, and Granary purchases are priced separately according to the Farmacy prices.
"Gather from the fields. Explore the Granary and the Farmacy. Experience the farm."
Lumberjack Day
Lumberjack Day
at the WHOLE FARM cooperative
Roll up your sleeves, throw on your favorite flannel, and spend the morning doing meaningful work alongside neighbors and new friends.
Together we'll help process fallen trees on the farm, clear brush, stack wood, and care for the land that provides so much for our community. Whether you're experienced with tree work or simply willing to lend a hand, there's a place for you.
After three hours of good, honest work, we'll gather around the table to enjoy a hearty farm lunch together—the perfect way to celebrate a morning well spent.
As always, our goal is about more than completing a project. It's about building community, stewarding the land, and finding joy in meaningful work.
Includes:
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Three hours of volunteer service on the farm
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Farm-fresh lunch following the workday
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Community, conversation, and the satisfaction of giving back
Time: 9:00 AM–12:00 PM
Lunch: 12:00 PM
Adults Only
Special Farm Deal:
If you're able to bring a stump grinder, wood chipper, chainsaw mill, or other equipment that helps with the day's project, you'll head home with plenty of farm-fresh eggs and seasonal produce as our way of saying thank you.
"Caring for the land. Growing community."
Vintage Joy Ride
Vintage Joy Ride
at the WHOLE FARM cooperative
Gather with fellow vintage lovers for a day of treasure hunting, meaningful conversation, and community.
We'll meet at the farm before boarding the WHOLE FARM cooperative bus for a thoughtfully planned day of exploring local thrift stores, antique shops, and hidden gems. Along the way, enjoy light snacks, refreshments, plenty of laughter, and the simple joy of spending the day with kindred spirits.
Whether you're searching for vintage décor, the perfect thrifted outfit, or simply a day away, this experience is about slowing down, making connections, and embracing the adventure of discovering something unexpected.
As we like to say...
"Let the treasures find you."
We'll stop for lunch at a reasonably priced local restaurant, or you're welcome to bring a picnic lunch to enjoy along the way.
Includes:
Transportation aboard the WHOLE FARM cooperative bus
Snacks & refreshments
A curated day of thrifting and antiquing
Community, conversation, and plenty of vintage inspiration
Time: 9:00 AM–3:00 PM
Cost: $30 per person
"Finding treasures is fun. Finding community is even better.".
Farm Kid - Camp
Farm Kids
at the WHOLE FARM cooperative
I believe some of life’s best lessons aren’t found in a classroom. They’re found gathering eggs before breakfast, planting seeds with dirty hands, feeding animals, making homemade jam, pulling weeds, creating something beautiful, and discovering that meaningful work can also be a lot of fun.
At FARM KID CAMP, my hope is that every child leaves with more than a craft or a basket of farm goodies. I hope they leave with greater confidence, curiosity, kindness, gratitude, and a deeper appreciation for God’s creation and where our food comes from.
Whether we’re collecting eggs, making pickles, exploring the gardens, caring for animals, creating, or simply laughing together outside, my goal is to create a place where kids can slow down, wonder, work hard, connect, and just be kids.
I believe children flourish when they're given opportunities to experience the real world—to get their hands dirty, ask questions, try something new, make something beautiful, and discover that they are capable of more than they thought. That's what I hope the WHOLE FARM can provide.
We can’t wait to welcome your family to the farm!
Each Farm Kid will head home with:
A FARM KID tote
Farm-fresh eggs
Seasonal produce (as available)
Their handmade farm project
New memories and muddy boots
Ages: 5+
Maximum: 6 children (to keep the experience personal)
Please bring: A packed lunch, a water bottle, and clothes that can get dirty.