This 150-acre farm sits on one of the highest points in Monroe County, offering spectacular views and a peaceful environment surrounded by lush pastures and woodlands. The property operates as a working regenerative farm dedicated to sustainable practices that prioritize soil health and water conservation—values recognized through multiple conservation awards including a Monroe County Soil and Water Conservation District Emerging Conservationist award and an Indiana River Friendly Farmer Award. Guests experience an authentic working farm ecosystem that includes a herd of Angus beef cattle, a flock of 140 Shetland sheep raised for their naturally colored wool, and 250 layer hens that move about the farm in mobile trolleys. The property also features horses, donkeys, ducks, and livestock guardian dogs, along with high tunnels growing specialty crops, herbs, and flowers—many of which are hand-dyed on-site to create beautiful natural wool products available for purchase. The farm welcomes visitors to connect directly with where their food and fiber come from through educational tours and hands-on experiences designed for both children and adults. Fresh, locally-raised products are available on-site, including grass-finished beef, pasture-raised eggs collected and refrigerated daily, and handcrafted wool items created from the farm's own sheep.