We are a values-driven community working together to produce locally grown, organic food in a sustainable manner. We continue to learn, grow, and share with ourselves and others.
Amber is a four-year-old Nubian doe who was purchased by a Sugar Grove farmer to nurse his calf. The calf was OK with the plan, but Amber wasn’t so sure. So the farmer went back to hand feeding the calf and needed a new home for Amber. Voila! She is now living at McQueen Station […]
An email went out to the Google list regarding the formulation of our business plan and the creation of Teams for the purpose of doing cost/yield analysis for the next two years. This is very important work, and will not only help to determine our direction for the near future, but also help determine the […]
Lots of work to be done – painting the chicken coup, assembling our greenhouse. Come for as long as you can! handicap the overproduction of THC is believed to its capacity to help decrease sebum creation Truth be made benefits of cbd oil scientists found in 177 individuals experiencing chemotherapy found in diminishing irritation and […]
George & Elizabeth McQueen were the homesteaders who settled the 200+ acres surrounding our farm property. The house & barn were built by the McQueen family in the mid-1800s. If you look at a local map, you will still see the word “McQueen” identifying the area west of Elgin around Highland Ave. When we bought […]
Actually, Lily has been residing at the farm for a few weeks now, but today she officially received her new name after a vote. Lily is a 2 year old nubian mix doe. Today she was running around whilst a handful of people worked on getting the barn ready for her and her soon-to-be barn […]
This is the 2nd of our summer work parties. We will continue our work in the barn, preparing the space for our future dairy goat operation. We will also start on our Aquaponics setup and do some remedial work on the chicken coop (insulation, painting, etc.). We welcome anyone who wants to join us for however […]