What's the best way to support small and family farms and the agriculture sector at large? Less regulation, more local support, increased market access, and sustainable and regenerative practices to maintain healthy soil. We need change now before more farms are lost.

The Farm at Okefenokee is seeking a skilled and dedicated cowboy or cowgirl to become part of our team. We're looking for someone with a strong background working with cattle and horses – ideally in a ranching environment. This role involves supporting our equine program through

Everyone is battling mosquitoes & gnats right now… but out here on the farm? Not an issue. We’ve got dragonflies—everywhere. They thrive thanks to our regenerative practices and aren’t wiped out by the usual glyphosate sprays. Nature’s pest control.

This week on the farm has been a hot one! Our sunflowers are in full bloom and the pollinators are busy at work. Our Rabitat is hopping- we've got 60 rabbits grazing our orchard! We moved cattle to fresh pasture (never gets old), and spotted a sweet surprise: a bird's nest tucked

The internet reports that the United States has lost over 140,000 farms between 2017 and 2022. The aging farmer population means fewer young farmers are stepping in to continue their family's legacy. Land is one of the few non-depreciating assets, and we are seeing more and more

She insisted that I tell you: Good morning from The Farm at Okefenokee! okefarm.com

Off-grid, on purpose. Turnkey cabins for sovereign living are available now on our 90-acre olive orchard, starting in the 400s. Cabin, generator, appliances – all included. Click here for more information ➡️okefarm.com

Our young guinea hens are hard at work in (and out) the chicken tractor, clearing bugs and fertilizing the soil—right alongside a thriving patch of sugarcane. This is regenerative agriculture in motion: animals working in sync with the land, building soil health, reducing pests

Today, and every day, we honor the hands that make it all possible 🌱 Day in and day out, our farmworkers pour heart and grit into every row, every harvest, every season. On Farmworkers Appreciation Day, we celebrate their skill, resilience and the vital role they play in caring

This is what your chicken should look like before it ends up on your plate. Raised on pasture. In the sun. and, in our case, among the olive trees. Not under neon lights. Not in cages. Not on antibiotics. We raise animals the way they were designed to live—so you can eat the

Without May & Olive, our birds would be cooped up. Instead, they roam the pasture, fertilize the soil, and help us rebuild the land—safe under watchful eyes. okefarm.com

We would like to spread the word about Regenerative Farming! If you REPOST this we will pick 3 winners on Monday who will receive Olive Oil, 2 lbs of Honey and 2 Farm Shirts! Okefarm.com

Coming home feels different here 🌾 Rooted in land. Built for life. This is The Farm at Okefenokee. Want to know how you can be part of the Healthiest Place on Earth? Head to our website: okefarm.com

Live simply. Live free. Turnkey homesites in a 90-acre olive orchard from $485K are available now. Fully equipped for off-grid, resilient living. 🏡 Sign up for details: okefarm.com

Out here, we see nature’s surprises every day. This one is called corn smut, or huitlacoche — a rare fungus that grows on ears of corn. Some see it as crop loss, but others see it as a culinary treasure. Watch to see what I think. okefarm.com

As the sun rises, so does the rhythm of the farm. The cows, the land, the light — all moving in harmony. Grateful for mornings like this. Come check it out for yourself: okefarm.com

Coming home feels different here. Rooted in land. Built for life. This is The Farm at Okefenokee. Want to know how you can be part of the Healthiest Place on Earth? Head to our website to learn more.

Without May & Olive, our birds would be cooped up. Instead, they roam the pasture, fertilize the soil, and help us rebuild the land—safe under watchful eyes.