Homeadow Song Farm

  We are a 4.5 acre urban homestead committed to experiential learning, regenerative land stewardship, gardening, animal husbandry, the arts, education and social renewal.  We are interested in the whole; what is seen and unseen, and how everything is interconnected.  It all starts with an attitude of honoring the land, building healthy soil and diversity of animal and plant life.

How all that we do finds its way to the social sphere is also of importance. This takes form by sharing our products at the neighborhood market, providing active leadership in community urban gardening programs within the City of Cincinnati, celebrating our work through educational and artistic projects with both children and adults, and hosting seasonal community festivals. Last but not least, we consider the everyday conversation at the kitchen table and a nourishing meal to be a center of much that we do to bring physical and spiritual health to the future.

We grow and preserve a wide variety of vegetables, fruits, herbs, and flowers. We work with permaculture and biodynamic principles and strive to develop interrelationships between cultivated crops and native prairie, wetland and wooded areas; attracting beneficial insects and small wildlife. We have a small flock of chickens, three sheep, a few bee hives, and pets. The diversity of birds and animal from the wild is also amazing when one considers that we are in the city.