Mt. Lion Farm – Lynchs Creek

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WHERE cOLLECTIVE SOULS aRE CREATING A REGENERATIVE FUTURE

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Our Farm

Regenerative Farming – An Introduction
Cultivating Community: Embracing Regenerative Farming for a Sustainable Future
The Golden Eggs: Unveiling the Benefits of Pasture-Raised Chicken Farming

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Fresh, Locally Grown Produce:

Farm shares like Mt Lion provide access to fresh, locally grown produce. By participating with MtLion, you support local farmers and can receive seasonal fruits, vegetables, and sometimes other products directly from the farm. This ensures that you get high-quality, freshly harvested items.

Nutrient-Rich and Organic Options:

At Mt Lion, we focus on organic and sustainable farming practices. This means you’re more likely to receive nutrient-dense, chemical-free produce. Supporting sustainable agriculture not only benefits your health but also contributes to environmentally friendly farming methods.

Variety and Seasonal Eating:

Mt Lion Produce typically includes a variety of fruits and vegetables that change with the seasons. This encourages a diverse and balanced diet, introduces you to new or less common produce, and helps you connect with the natural rhythm of agriculture.

Community Connection:

Joining a farm like Mt Lion fosters a sense of community. You become part of a network of individuals who share a common interest in supporting local agriculture. There are offen opportunities for members to visit the farm, participate in events, or volunteer, creating a stronger bond between consumers and farmers.

Simpler InviReduced Environmental Impact:te Management

By buying locally and directly from a farm, you help reduce the environmental impact associated with transportation and distribution of food. This contributes to a smaller carbon footprint, as the food travels shorter distances from the farm to your table.

Educational Opportunities:

Mt Lion offers educational components, such as newsletters, recipes, or workshops, to help members learn more about farming practices, seasonal eating, and sustainable agriculture. This educational aspect can deepen your understanding of where your food comes from and how it’s grown.

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