Summer Tours of Apricot Lane Farms (The Biggest Little Farm)
August 2 @ 9:00 - 11:00
Winter is one of the most wonderful times to experience this land, as the ecosystem wakes up from its winter slumber.. fruit trees begin to bud and blossom, mamas are getting ready to welcome new babies, and the plants are quenched and green.
The farm is 234 acres total; during your 2 hour walking tour, you’ll stop by several key spots, including:
- Market garden, a certified wildlife habitat growing a variety of vegetables, herbs, fruits and flowers. See first hand how we cultivate biodiversity to bolster the immulonolgy of the land and help balance pests and disease while growing food.
- Cows, chickens, sheep, ducks, goats and guardian dogs all have a role on our farm – who you’ll see depends on the grazing rhythm
- Farm Fertility Center to learn how we build healthy soil rich in beneficial microbes using worms, compost, and biodynamic practices
- Wildlife Pond, the centerpiece of the farm’s native restoration and wildlife habitat efforts
- The Fruit Basket, our most diverse orchard where we cultivate 60+ different fruit varieties with cover crops and pollinator-friendly plants
- Alan York Lookout to take in sweeping views of the farm
- A visit to Itty, Emma the pig’s great-granddaughter piglet
Winter Farm Tour Schedule
9AM or 1PM on Saturdays:
- February 15
- February 22
- March 1
- March 8
- March 15
TICKET PRICE: $60
Kids 5 & under are always FREE!
PLEASE NOTE
- Tour guests must be able to walk at least 1.5 miles, and some tours involve several hill climbs.
- All ages are welcome, but our farm tours are information-packed, and best suited for ages 6 and over.
- Children 5 years old and under are FREE and do not need tickets (limit 2 children per 1 paid adult ticket)
- Children must be supervised by parents at all times, and cannot ride on farm vehicles without an adult.
About Apricot Lane Farms
13 years ago, John and Molly Chester embarked on a journey to farm in harmony with nature, bringing health back to this land.. starting with the soil. Today, Apricot Lane Farms is a 234 acre working farm is integrated within a reawakened ecosystem. We regeneratively grow more than 200 varieties of fruits and vegetables; and raise sheep, cows, pigs, chickens, ducks, goats and guardian dogs with reverence on pastures and within our orchards. Our farm is certified Biodynamic and Organic.
See our story: The Biggest Little Farm
Follow along: @apricotlanefarms
Learn more: www.apricotlanefarm.com
Contact us: tours@apricotlanefarms.com
