The Working Farm

Welcome to The Working Farm at Piney Woods—a vibrant 250-acre landscape where sustainable agriculture and hands-on tradition create a dynamic and living experience. Our farm is a celebration of nature’s bounty and responsible stewardship, offering visitors and the community a genuine taste of farm life.

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A Living Landscape

 

At Piney Woods, the farm is not just a place of work—it’s a thriving ecosystem. Our expansive pastures are home to cattle, horses, chickens, goats, and other animals that form the heart of our operations. Here, each creature plays a role in a balanced, interconnected system that respects the rhythms of nature while meeting modern agricultural needs.

Innovation Meets Tradition

 

In addition to our working pastures and animal husbandry, our farm features five state-of-the-art greenhouses. These controlled environments allow us to grow a variety of plants year-round, enhancing our produce offerings and showcasing innovative, sustainable growing practices. The greenhouses exemplify our commitment to blending time-honored methods with modern technology, ensuring quality and consistency in every harvest.

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Engaging the Community

 

The Working Farm is designed to be more than just an agricultural operation—it’s a destination for learning and connection. Whether you’re here for a guided tour, a farm-to-table event, or simply to enjoy the serenity of rural life, you’ll discover the rich history, sustainable practices, and innovative techniques that make Piney Woods a beacon of modern farming.

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Our Commitment

 

We believe that responsible farming is key to nurturing the land and its people. At Piney Woods, every aspect of our operation—from our diverse animal care to our advanced greenhouse cultivation—is driven by a commitment to sustainability, education, and community engagement. We invite you to explore, learn, and experience the genuine essence of farm life at The Working Farm.

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Discover the passion and purpose behind every acre of Piney Woods—where tradition meets innovation on a 250-acre canvas.