Located in Longbranch, WA. We dedicate 10 acres of forest land towards the practice of Agroforestry. Want to visit? Cabins coming in 2025 with ADA accessibility
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Key Peninsula
“Agroforestry is the intentional integration of trees and shrubs into crop and animal farming systems to create environmental, economic, and social benefits. It has been practiced in the United States and around the world for centuries.”
coming soon
The Forest Farm will provide sustainable and eco-friendly lodging options for travelers while preserving, restoring and promoting the natural beauty of our surrounding environment through Agroforestry farming practices.
from ideas to paper to action
We had the goal to build a business focused on a cause. We are now closer than ever to making our mission a reality.
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THE FOREST THAT FEEDS
why it matters…
Climate change mitigation: Trees act as natural carbon sinks, absorbing and storing atmospheric carbon dioxide, thus helping to combat climate change.
Biodiversity enhancement: Integrating trees into agricultural landscapes creates diverse habitats for various species, promoting biodiversity and ecological balance.
Soil health improvement: Trees protect soil from erosion, enrich it with nutrients through leaf litter decomposition, and promote water infiltration, leading to healthier and more productive soil.
Reduced water pollution: Trees act as natural filters, preventing agricultural runoff and protecting water quality.
Increased food security: Diversifying agricultural production with various crops and tree products fosters resilience against crop failures and provides year-round food sources.
Improved economic opportunities: Integrating high-value trees and products like fruits, nuts, or timber can generate additional income for farmers and rural communities.
Enhanced community well-being: Trees in agricultural landscapes provide shade, wind protection, and aesthetic value, improving the quality of life for rural communities.
