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Our mission is to encourage youth in a nature based learning environment to increase sufficiency skills, wisdom, confidence and connection to self and to the Earth. We are propelled by the belief that in order to embody a healthy sense of self, purpose and belonging in the world, we must also intimately meet the rhythms of the land, embody the wisdom therein and extend the privilege of that experience to others, especially those who are the least likely to have the ability to access such an opportunity otherwise.

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Native Prairie Day

Sunday August 2nd 

 

Time: 2pm-4pm

For Ages: all ages, family

Learn More Here

 

SUNDAY

AUGUST 30 · 2pm    

HOMESTEADING & PERMACULTURE 101 Come see permaculture in action at New Come see permaculture in action and what it looks like to grow 80% of your own food at New Story Farm.

Enjoy an afternoon learning about the basics of permaculture and seeing how we have implemented the principals on our regenerative farm. We will cover: South Central Minnesota Ecology 101 ·  Regenerative Agriculture + Food Systems, Planting a Food Forest, Water Management and Keyline Design, Rotational Grazing, Holistic Animal Management, Growing Perennials and Annuals.

We will also cover the basics of setting up a homestead for a life meeting most of your own needs along with some fun homesteading hacks we've come up with over the years. You will learn how we have been adapting our practices to rapid climate change and future plans we have to build further resiliency.

This event is around 3 hours. Wear appropriate gear for the weather and be prepared to walk. Family-Friendly  +  All Welcome


cost: sliding scale donation of $20-$40 per person or plan to stay afterwards to help in the garden.

RSVP by August 29  through email or text 320-582-0679

VENMO: @NewStoryFarm

paypal us: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/newstoryfarm

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SUNDAY

SEPTEMBER 27 · 2pm   

WILD FORAGING + PLANT FIBER CORDAGE MAKING Join us for a walk around the 70 acre native prairie and forest in search of wild foods. Learn how to identify early Autumnal food and medicinal plants in the wilderness.

You will also get to make your own cordage from plant fibers growing on the land.

This event is 3 hours and includes a short farm tour. Bring hat, water bottle and appropriate shoes for being in nature.

 

Bring appropriate gear for the weather and be prepared to walk.

Family-Friendly  +  All Welcome

cost: sliding scale donation of $30-$50 per person or plan to stay afterwards to help in the garden.

RSVP by September 15 through email or text

VENMO: @NewStoryFarm

paypal us: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/newstoryfarm

“We agrarians are involved in a hard, long, momentous contest, in which we are so far, and by a considerable margin, the losers. What we have undertaken to defend is the complex accomplishment of knowledge, cultural memory, skill, self-mastery, good sense, and fundamental decency—the high and indispensable art—for which we probably can find no better name than “good farming.” I mean farming as defined by agrarianism as opposed to farming as defined by industrialism: farming as the proper use and care of an immeasurable gift.”
Wendell Berry
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What We're All About

We are a growing group of people impassioned by empowering others, inclusive of young adults and children, with self sufficiency skills, traditions and community. People have been disconnected from this vital way of living and working in a communal way that values the creative capacity of each individual. Modern mainstream culture has emphasized a devaluation of our connection with the Earth, with one another and with the profound experience of knowing ourselves. We offer a different perspective. A path to the future built on a foundation of connection, reawakening the wisdom and practices that sustain and regenerate ourselves and the earth.

 

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