Those who live a more rural lifestyle are probably handling this “stay at home” situation better than people who live in cities and neighborhoods. There’s always plenty of work on a farm, but still… the kids aren’t in school… they don’t have their friends and their usual activities. Distance learning and online schooling may be options. What else to do? Experts say be in the moment. Check it out here.
It doesn’t snow that often at Coal Creek, but this year has been different.
We love our working farm, from the cattle to the trees, from the mushrooms to the bees. But the farm doesn’t exist in a vacuum. It exists in a beautiful biologically diverse system. So we work to improve farm productivity and environment, and support land restoration efforts, while we support the work to do the…
The cows have to be fed hay when on the rare occasion snow sticks to the ground at Coal Creek.
We work every day to create a profitable, sustainable farm operation. Explore our website to learn more. But, while you’re there note the artwork all over the farm. Nature and art are connected. They make us more aware of our place in the world if we pay attention. The art on the farm required massive…