The Three Pillars That Guide Us
Living Sustainability
At Big House Farm, sustainability isn’t a buzzword—it’s a practice. It shapes how we grow food, how we care for people, and how we make decisions. We follow a model rooted in three interwoven pillars:
- Social sustainability means empowering people—through education, skills training, community partnerships, and the creation of meaningful, dignified work.
- Environmental sustainability means regenerating the land—restoring soil health, supporting biodiversity, and working in harmony with local ecosystems.
- Economic sustainability means building something lasting—ensuring that what we create can support itself, grow, and continue to serve everyone it touches.
Every workshop, every beehive, every retreat is a step toward balance—where people, planet, and prosperity grow together.
Shop With Intention
The products in our farm shop—like our local honey, herbs, and community-made goods—are part of this vision.
One-third of all profits go into social impact, one-third into environmental care, and one-third into growing the farm.
Every purchase supports a full circle of sustainability.