One Seed Farm

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One Seed Farm is a small-acreage, non-toxic, regenerative family farm featuring widely diverse plantings of fruit trees, nut-trees and berry producing shrubs, seasonal vegetables, farm fresh eggs, pastured poultry, and pasture/woodland-raised pork

Could be wrong, but I think I might have been the only one in the UW Hospital parking ramp husking chestnuts in the back...
10/01/2024

Could be wrong, but I think I might have been the only one in the UW Hospital parking ramp husking chestnuts in the back of a pickup truck.

Coming to an open fire near you. Or at least us. (Chestnuts)
09/30/2024

Coming to an open fire near you. Or at least us. (Chestnuts)

Best things about tomato season: 1. harvest, 2. eating.
09/15/2024

Best things about tomato season: 1. harvest, 2. eating.

Reason #614 for not using pesticides. Also what kind of feet would you need to perch upside down on a vertical pane of ...
09/09/2024

Reason #614 for not using pesticides. Also what kind of feet would you need to perch upside down on a vertical pane of glass?

Go Maize!!
08/20/2024

Go Maize!!

Chestnut harvest. Small crop this year but husks off to the trees that found a way to produce any nuts during this parch...
10/24/2023

Chestnut harvest. Small crop this year but husks off to the trees that found a way to produce any nuts during this parchment-dry summer. We'll roast some in December while playing a certain Christmas song.

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2589 Lalor Road
Oregon, WI
53575

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+16083479709

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We are One Seed Farm. Our mission is to create an economically sustainable, environmentally regenerative agricultural model adaptable to family farms of any size, with emphasis on community building, optimal soil microbiology, plant and livestock diversity and avoidance of toxic and synthetic inputs. We look to nature as an ally, not an adversary. That thinking is not traditional, but with a little momentum, a little innovative spirit and a little attention to common sense, it will be the future of agriculture in our country.