Stage 0 is underway — survival crops on one irrigated acre, solidarity pricing, founding members enrolling now. Everything below is what comes next. Each project activates when enough members signal demand. Your enrollment and your interest directly determine what gets built and when.

Stage 0.5 — Fall 2026

First Expansions

Cluster of cultivated oyster mushrooms

Wildcrafted Mushrooms

Outdoor, wildcrafted mushroom cultivation on the farm — log-grown shiitake under the trees, wine cap and oyster mushroom beds in shaded woodchip rows, lion's mane on hardwood stumps. No grow rooms, no climate control, no fluorescents. Mushrooms grown the way the forest grows them, on a working farm, in season. Lion's mane seared in butter until the edges crisp. Oyster mushrooms with garlic and thyme. The kind restaurants charge $18 a plate for, fruiting from your own watershed.

We're looking for a Mushroom Cultivation Lead to develop and run this operation.

Target: Fall 2026 Seeking Lead
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Stinging nettles in early spring growth

Spring & Wild Foraging

Stinging nettles in March. Big-leaf maple blossoms in April. Wild blackberries in July. Acorns and hazelnuts in fall. The farm sits on land that already produces food before we plant a single seed — and most of it goes uneaten because nobody knows it's there. Foraging walks for members, seasonal harvests added to share boxes, and field guides for what to look for at home.

Currently in season on the farm: nettles (high-protein spring greens) and maple blossoms (edible in bulk, sweet and floral).

Active now — Spring 2026
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A homemade pickle held above an open mason jar with a bay leaf

Food Preservation Program

Fermentation, canning, dehydrating, and root cellaring workshops. Plus preserved foods as part of CSA boxes — think lacto-fermented pickles, dried vegetable mixes, potato flour, and fruit preserves from our wild blackberry hedgerows.

We're looking for a Food Preservation Lead to co-develop and run this program. This is a leadership role with Sustainer-level membership plus revenue share from workshops and product sales.

Target: Fall 2026 Seeking Lead
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Stage 1 — 2027

Diversified Resilience

Meat Chicken Batches

Customer-funded pastured broiler batches. A roast chicken dinner where you know the field the bird ran in and the farmer who raised it. You fund the batch, we raise the birds, you pick up your chickens. Direct, transparent, local.

Local Beef Partnerships

Share partnerships with regional ranchers. CSA-organized bulk beef purchases at below-retail prices through collective buying power.

Expanded Wildcrafted Mushrooms

Scale from oyster to 4-species outdoor production: shiitake on hardwood logs, lion's mane on stumps, wine cap in shaded woodchip rows. Year-round availability through species succession, not climate control.

Water Storage Expansion

From 300 gallons to 3,000+ gallons. Full irrigation resilience for the 2-acre operation — drought-proof food production.

Stage 2+ — 2028 and beyond

Full Food Sovereignty

Seasonal Pasture-Raised Pork

Heritage breed pigs on pasture rotation. Pork shares processed at a USDA facility.

Micro-Dairy (Goat Shares)

Small goat herd for raw milk, cheese, and yogurt. Herd share model for legal raw dairy access.

Full-Diet CSA Bundle

Potato Share + Bean Share + Egg Share + mushrooms + preserved foods + meat — one subscription for a complete food supply.

Seed Library + Food Forest

Perennial food production: fruit trees, berry bushes, nut trees. Plus a community seed library for home growers.

Shape what gets built

Every expansion activates based on member demand. Your enrollment and your interest on the waitlist directly determine what we build next. The more people who show up, the faster we grow.

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