Seeds Of Peace Farm

10/31/2024

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10/15/2024

Beautiful bouquet from
Seeds of Peace Farm

10/09/2024

Seeds Of Peace Farm Stand
Open seven days a week self-serve
Newton NJ

09/25/2024

09/16/2024

Harvesting peppermint and spearmint today !!

09/08/2024

Our organic heirloom tomatoes, amazing with our organic basil and other fine seasonings from around the world 👍🏼💪🏼💪🏼👍🏼

09/03/2024

08/24/2024

We have the Lumber and the greenhouse plastic ..
Getting ready for a nice winter season in the heat of Greenhous 

08/20/2024

Some of next year’s veggies a lot more coming

06/26/2024

MicroGreens available in 5 days !!

06/19/2024

COMMENT FROM A FARMER :

I farm in South Carolina. My family has 170 acres of land that is mostly just a forest of pine trees. Our approach to agriculture is a bit different than anything I've seen on any Youtube channel. When we are setting up a new plot we chop all the smaller pine trees down (we leave the large ones), burn the entire field, till the entire field, plant cover crops for three years in said area, let the wild deer eat the cover crop, burn the area again, till it again, and then form beds. After that I throw up some electric deer fencing and it's off to the races. The land is so fertile by this point I barely have to use any fertilizer, of which I prefer 10-10-10. When I mean the land is fertile, I mean it. My soil looks like peat moss, it has so much organic matter. Hydrophobia is a major problem, as so much organic matter has broken down, which creates a waxy like substance. It's a spongey amazing reddish color. This is a major benefit of converting forest to farm. The topsoil is freakin insane.

I grew an acre of field corn for 50 dollars this summer. I got 250 bags of deer feed that I sold. Thank you deer for your free p**p. Once the yields start looking crappy and I have to use more fertilizer we replant baby pine trees in that spot and repeat the process somewhere else. We're essentially sweeping a big circle on a piece of the 170 acres in this manner. I've found the perfect small scale farming model, but nobody wants to hear it because you need about 50 acres minimum to really pull it off.

When we made the road through our land we used a wood chipper and piled the wood chips on either side of the road. My uncle went through and planted around 100 blueberry plants, 100 raspberry plants, and 100 blackberry plants into the wood chips. It's like a mile of berries now. Never had to fertilize once. We make around $10,000 off of just this part of the farm every year.

Slash and burn followed by cover cropping and letting the local fauna eat the cover crops and p**p all over the soon to be plot is peak regenerative agriculture. Prove me wrong.

05/14/2024

12 more hen babies.. learning how to forage at a young age ! 

Become part of our Farm Family at Seeds of Peace Farm pasture, raised chickens and pasture hands for the most amazing tasting eggs !

04/30/2024

04/17/2024

Our hands have a new pasture just opened up a whole acre for them. It’ll be their home for the next seven months.

04/15/2024

We are all Looking Foward to an Amazing 2024 Growing Season . .
Come Visit Us for a beautiful relaxing day on the Farm, buy Pastured Eggs &
Organic Veggies & Berries,
Bring your Children hold and feed our Hens !!

03/31/2024

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Tricks and tips on the most productive way to up pot a blueberry bush and have the blueberry bush take off with lots of new growth using this tip and trick o...