Our Farm at Sagamore Pond

06/06/2026

If you’re a farmer who wants to build healthier soil, reduce inputs, and create a more resilient operation, we’d love to connect with you.

Our Farm to Future partnership is offering hands‑on regenerative agriculture training rooted in the six core principles — understanding your context, minimizing disturbance, maximizing diversity, keeping soil covered, maintaining living roots, and integrating livestock.

Whether you’re new to regenerative practices or ready to deepen what you’re already doing, we’re here with practical demonstrations, peer learning, and real support to help you grow.

If you want to learn more, reach out and join the movement toward healthier land and stronger farms.

06/06/2026

Excited to see this partnership and project come to life! Big things ahead :)

Proud to launch Farm to Future with partners across South Mississippi — producers, educators, designers, lenders, and community leaders working together to build a stronger, more connected regional food system. Training, data, market access, and community health all moving forward as one. 🌱

Stay tuned as we introduce our partners and plans in the weeks ahead!

05/23/2026

We had a friend over with a drone and he got some beautiful aerials of the farm that I wanted to share. Spring is springing, everything is green, berries are on the bushes, and it’s such a lovely time of year in Mississippi. The cabin is also included, a real labor of love… if you are interested in visiting and staying on the farm, please reach out!

04/21/2026

We had a great time celebrating Alex Agustin Dyche and visiting with his family this past weekend. Alex has been a pleasure to host and has become part of our family over the past month + at Sagamore Pond. We are sure diggin’ having him here!

04/21/2026

In this season, we are celebrating our 5 year anniversary of Lee and I being here on the farm together. So much we have done and how much the place has changed in 5 years. It’s now so much more full of life including two kiddos. This was one of our 1st projects building swales to stop the river of water that was flowing through the greenhouse. Of course Lee hit a water pipe when doing the digging. He still hits those almost every time he digs, so some things change and some things seem to stay the same ;)

This swale garden is now planted with strawberries, elderberry, asparagus, and some other things I’m sure Lee has in the mix out there. The greenhouse, which started as clay fill dirt here, is full of food and has fed us all winter, and we are just completing a second greenhouse right next to it. The area to the right of the green is now a large garden filled with potatoes and lots of other food.

While on the day to day, it may not seem like much, so much growth and fertility has happened in these five years and the land is unrecognizable, full of life, and feeds our family plus all of the beautiful souls who come through this place. We are blessed to have had so many hands involved, so many relationships built, and so much potential as we look into the years ahead!

04/20/2026

We have two new members to the pack… Meet Maisie and Veda!

04/17/2026

Coming to a farm near you!

04/17/2026

The boys have a new toy!

-shelters

10/04/2025

We have exciting things in store... Montessori farm school coming soon

01/07/2025

Visit our new website and check out what we have been up to and what we currently have available to purchase from the farm!

www.sagamorepond.com