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Locs and Heritage Farm Welcome to Locs and Heritage Farm! Located on Global Grower Network's Rockdale Co-Farm we grow a variety of certified organic vegetables, fruits, and herbs.

10/13/2026

This summer was full of 🌞, big hearts, abundant harvests, immeasurable impact at Global Growers Network.

20 farmers sold over $20,000 in produce through 8 community partnerships. 7,150+ pounds of fresh produce reached 400 families. That’s nearly 38,000 servings of local food! 565+ people showed up for tours, workshops, and volunteer days, building real connections to the land and each other.

This season, farmers earned a fair return for their harvest, hundreds of neighbors brought home fresh food, and so many of you came out to our gardens to learn, volunteer, and connect with the land.

Want the full story? Our Summer Seasonal Report is live! Click here to read it: https://tinyurl.com/ypeapd2h

With your support, we can continue growing our impact- just $10 can help plant seeds to feed the future. 🌱 Give today at globalgrowers.org/donate

10/10/2026
I do a lot of my work silently, and it's a hard habit to break. I've never been completely comfortable sharing my voice ...
10/10/2026

I do a lot of my work silently, and it's a hard habit to break. I've never been completely comfortable sharing my voice online, but I'm working on getting better at sharing the farm on social media. Every year, I get a little better. 🌱

This season has been full of breakthroughs, setbacks, and a LOT of car troubles. 😭

But every once in a while, I have a really awesome day.

At Locs and Heritage Farm, I practice regenerative agriculture in ways that are practical and budget-friendly. For those who attended my Fall Garden Workshop, this isn't a new concept!

One of my favorite methods is using leftover USPS shipping boxes (where permitted) as a temporary w**d barrier and mulch. In the first picture, you can see what the bed looks like after the cardboard has been removed after about two months.

I personally prefer this method over using black tarps for w**d suppression because cardboard gradually breaks down, blocks sunlight from reaching w**ds, and helps protect the soil surface. It also allows me to avoid unnecessary soil disturbance.

Of course, different situations call for different approaches. If you're dealing with certain soilborne diseases or nematode infestations, solarization may be a more appropriate option.

And here's another thing: **I didn't have to till these beds!**

Because they've been protected and we avoid walking on our growing beds, the soil structure has been maintained. No need to disturb what the soil organisms have been working so hard to build!

After removing the cardboard, we added compost and planted approximately **115 plants yesterday!** 🌱

LMAO, believe me when I say EVERYTHING hurts. 🤣

But seeing those beds planted and knowing the work that went into preparing them? Absolutely worth it.

A little progress, a little education, and a whole lot of sore muscles. That's farming. 💚

Hopefully I can work on the farm in the best weather soon and my clothes won't be soaked after 20 minutes 🙃.
09/22/2026

Hopefully I can work on the farm in the best weather soon and my clothes won't be soaked after 20 minutes 🙃.

✌🏻🍂🍂

09/16/2026

🌸 Mums aren’t your only option for late-season color. These 12 fall bloomers can keep flowering as the weather cools. Find the best ones for your garden.

09/10/2026

It’s back- DOGGY BOO BASH! Bring your cute doggies out to Johnson Park Dog Park for a BARKING good time 🐾🎃

✨October 10th 11am-1pm

The Halloween Bash will include:

👻 Games
👻Music
👻Treats
👻Costume Contest
👻Rockdale Animal Services Adoption Truck
👻And more…

Don’t miss this FREE paws-itively spooktacular Halloween party!

📍Johnson Park 1781 Ebenezer Road
* Follow the trail that goes behind Johnson Park Rec Center to reach the Dog Park.

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Today I'm 31. 🎂I am blessed to still be alive and to be where I am.Two years ago today, I was in really, really rough sh...
09/06/2026

Today I'm 31. 🎂

I am blessed to still be alive and to be where I am.

Two years ago today, I was in really, really rough shape. Living with Crohn's Disease has put me in medical situations that I never could have imagined for myself. Yet in those same two years, I've continued to be a farmer, continued building something of my own, and became a full-time mom.

Life has changed a lot.

As I've gotten older, I've realized that so much of what I've learned hasn't come from things going according to plan. It's come from the hard seasons, the unexpected ones, the beautiful ones, and the ones that humbled me.

So, for my 31st birthday, here are 31 lessons I've learned in my life—and lessons I hope to teach my son:

1. Life is going to be insufferable at times. C'est la vie.
2. You can't control everything that happens to you, but you can control your reactions.
3. No matter what happens, let yourself feel, but don't let yourself fall apart.
4. Try not to let people bring you out of your character.
5. You don't owe anyone anything.
6. Everyone doesn't deserve an explanation.
7. Be kind first. You never know what someone else is going through.
8. Don't let anyone walk over you.
9. You will never stop learning.
10. Don't be so closed-minded that you cut yourself off from knowledge, new experiences, and opportunities.
11. You don't have to understand, but you do need to respect other ways of life.
12. Move in silence.
13. Be careful who you call a friend.
14. Work hard, but don't go overboard for a job that'd replace you tomorrow. Put that energy into building your own table.
15. Be comfortable keeping your own company.
16. Try not to act out of anger.
17. Take the time to learn who you are.
18. Give more than you receive.
19. Boundaries are essential.
20. Cooking and cleaning are life skills, not gendered tasks.
21. At the end of the day, we're all on a floating rock hurtling through space. You don't have to take life so seriously all the time.
22. Money is a construct and a tool, use it accordingly.
23. You're going to be humbled. Try to find the lesson in it.
24. Protect your peace.
25. We all bleed red.
26. It's OK to cry.
27. Having emotions doesn't make you weak or less than.
28. Don't let ego rule you.
29. Never give so much of yourself that there's nothing left for you.
30. Don't be afraid to be different.
31. Common sense is not a flower that grows in everyone's garden, but let it be bountiful in yours. 🌱

Here's to 31—to growing food, raising our son, slow building my life's work, continuing to learn, and seeing what this next year brings. 💚

09/03/2026

There's still time to register for our last field day of the year, hosted at Rockdale Organic Co-Farm in Conyers from 10 am to 2 pm. This session is designed for agribusiness owners looking to strengthen their knowledge of food safety practices, market navigation, and retail readiness.

Special guests and partners will include:
Atlanta Harvest
Georgia Organics
Athens Land Trust/GA Farm Link
NRCS
Food Well Alliance

Whether you're just starting out or scaling up, this is a great opportunity to learn and connect with other local farmers and vendors.

📝 RSVP now or share the link below with your Network!
https://signup.globalgrowers.org/O6VROA

Fall season is in the works at Locs and Heritage Farm! 🌱🚜🍂We’re currently busy starting seedlings, preparing our growing...
08/21/2026

Fall season is in the works at Locs and Heritage Farm! 🌱🚜🍂

We’re currently busy starting seedlings, preparing our growing spaces, and getting the farm ready for another season of fresh, locally grown produce.

Thank you to everyone who has supported the farm this year—whether you’ve shopped with us at the farmers market, attended a workshop, followed along online, or simply shared our work with someone else. Every bit of support helps us continue to grow. 💚

We’re looking forward to cooler days, fall harvests, and sharing what’s growing with you soon!

08/15/2026

🚜 Join us for our last field day of the year!

This will be an opportunity to learn more about food safety, market navigation, and retail readiness for your growing agribusiness. The event will be will take place at the Rockdale Organic Co-Farm in Conyers on Thursday, September 3rd from 10 am-2 pm.

The agenda will cover the following topics:
Session 1: Business Foundations & Data Informed Decision Making
Session 2: Market Navigation and Retail Readiness
Lunch: included in registration!
Session 3: Food Safety
Session 4: Soil Health

Click the link to register and/or share with your Network!
📝 https://signup.globalgrowers.org/O6VROA

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Conyers, GA

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm

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