We are hiring an animal systems manager!

More information at: oceanhourfarm.org/careers/

Our dream for #worldfoodday? Turning every backyard into a food forest!
From bee balm to peach trees, plums and persimmons, nasturtiums, echinacea, and more, our young food forest has grown incredibly in three years!

Learn more: oceanhourfarm.org/the-farm/#fo...

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We are honored and humbled by the interest in our Regenerative Land Stewardship tour this summer! More than 130 of our neighbors joined us on four tours, with each tour's tickets selling out in five minutes or less.

We look forward to future tours and workshops in the months and years to come!

It may feel like fall, but the last of our summer tours is September 26th -- tickets will be released at noon on Friday, September 12th

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📷 Maaike Bernstrom

We are excited to host a Regenerative Landscaping Workshop with the Rhode Island Nursery & Landscape Association!
Workshops are free and open to professional landscapers, land care managers, and RINLA members.
Please email balaimo@oceanhourfarm.org to register.

Join us on Tuesday, August 19th, for a workshop to help Rhode Island landowners lease property for farming! Learn more with Land For Good & Aquidneck Island Land Trust:
landforgood.org/news-events/...

We are so excited to announce our first summer with guided tours! Visitors will witness the farm’s shift to regenerative land care and discover how they can help protect ocean health.

More details at: oceanhourfarm.org/2025/06/04/r...

📷 Maaike Bernstrom

Meet our honeybees - Long before you reach our apiary, you can hear the buzzing. Bees have long been part of the farm’s production, and our six hives produce honey and support pollination. oceanhourfarm.org/the-farm/#be...

We often say our compost center is the heart of the farm. Why?
Our compost piles enable us to cycle our waste streams, regenerate our soil, and grow healthier food. Better yet, we don’t send organic waste to landfills. Explore our compost center: oceanhourfarm.org/the-farm/#co...

Explore the Farm - Our largest land unit isn't for growing food, we're building soil. Our flock of sheep, cows and chickens, with our guardian llama, manages the perennial pasture as they fertilize, eat pests, and disturb plant roots. oceanhourfarm.org/the-farm/#pe...

Check out our freshwater wetlands, a distinct ecosystem providing essential habitat for wildlife. Wetlands occupy space where we cannot grow food or graze animals, but they provide critical ecosystem services, including reducing flood and storm damage. oceanhourfarm.org/the-farm/#we...

We invite you to #ExploretheFarm! With our interactive map, friends near and far can learn about the farm at their own pace. Watch our Food Forest come to life and then learn more about why we built it: oceanhourfarm.org/the-farm/#fo...

The quote we live by -- what's yours?

A Living System—We provide a living example of sustainable agriculture and land stewardship—an integrated system where plants, animals, and people sequester carbon, clean stormwater, build soil and produce food and fiber for the community.
📷 Maaike Bernstrom

We're new to Bluesky! We would love to connect with more farmers in New England who love regenerative agriculture, education and scientific research.

Hi! We're new to Bluesky -- nice to meet everyone here!
We're a farm, 'Tide to the Land' in Newport, RI, improving ocean health through regenerative land stewardship.
oceanhourfarm.org