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Earth Day 2025

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April 21, 2025

We thrive when the Earth is celebrated. To celebrate Earth we must care, mend, heal, and nurture. We must go through trials, make mistakes, gain insight, acknowledge human-nature, ignite animal instincts, encourage growth, rejoice with birth, and honor in death. Life is a continuous reminder of the environment in which we live, a balancing act between natural cycles, and disasters. Life carries the weight of the world, while feeling as light as a feathery seed floating in a subtle spring breeze. To celebrate Earth is to live with purpose, and we choose to live on the farm.

Enjoy the latest on the farm video highlighting the ways we strive to create a place where the people, animals, and land work together.

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55721 Decatur Rd
Cassopolis MI 49031
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