Farm tour

Guided Tours of Permaculture Farms as Agritourism Activities In the present high-speed world, where urbanization and industrialization have removed large numbers of us from the normal world, Guided Tours of Permaculture Farms as Agritourism Activities offer a special open door to reconnect with nature and find out about supportable residing rehearsals. These visits currently structure a fundamental piece of coordinating an occasion where students get to consider as well as investigate the…

Visit farms and orchards to learn (and taste) about our delicious local products. Also includes animal related tours and agricultural tours

MISHA | FARMLUXE GIVING GARDEN on Instagram: “Sharing some photos of our wellness night in the garden. We started with a farm tour and some goat snuggling, then did yoga, meditation,…”

Last weekend I had the pleasure of traveling to Carmel Valley courtesy of the California Strawberry Commission to spend a couple days learning all about California strawberries. Even though I grew up in California and have been eating these delicious berries all my life, it turns out that I really didn’t know that much about...Read More »

Tour the Black Barn Farm, a stylish and functional home. Explore its unique design elements and find inspiration for your own renovation projects.

In Episode 7 of The Backyard Bouquet Podcast, guest Misha Gillingham shares her evolution from novice to expert flower farmer and garden designer. Starting with a small, pre-established garden, Misha expanded her knowledge through trial and error, emphasizing the importance of starting small and organic gardening. She integrates design elements and community spirit into her work, encouraging others to embrace local, sustainable practices and contribute to their communities.

Lauren's Lavender Farm & Cafe is a real treasure on the Forgotten World Highway south of Taumarunui. It's also accessible for the jetboat tours on the Whanganui river after a steep scramble up the riverbank.

In Episode 7 of The Backyard Bouquet Podcast, guest Misha Gillingham shares her evolution from novice to expert flower farmer and garden designer. Starting with a small, pre-established garden, Misha expanded her knowledge through trial and error, emphasizing the importance of starting small and organic gardening. She integrates design elements and community spirit into her work, encouraging others to embrace local, sustainable practices and contribute to their communities.