We are a 39-acre collaborative homestead and farm located 35 miles east of Portland, near Sandy, OR. Our farm currently consists of a 7-acre fully fenced pasture, a .75-acre garden, a 3.5-acre area for orchard/food forest, and 20 acres of doug-fir forest where we have a scattering of Hipcamp sites. We are seeking a complementary enterprise into the current ecosystem: maybe a fruit tree or native plant nursery, wildcrafted mushroom or tea business, bees, flowers, visitor experiences, classes, or something else? We’d particularly like to work with someone interested in orchard/perennial crop production or a pastured animal enterprise. We have fencing, housing, and systems ready for a small-scale chicken, duck, geese, sheep, goat, or hog business.
Our collaborative currently consists of three independent tiny households that share workspaces, occasional meals, a homestead garden and greenhouses, and lots of fun. Being a part of our farm community/collaborative means you’d have extra support and resources to get your business up and running.
Please see https://scrumpy-forest-farm.com or contact us at scrumpyforestfarm@gmail.com for more information.
continue to rehabilitate soil, water, mineral, and energy systems; grow a multi-layered food forest/orchard system; regenerate and build silvopastures through intensive rotational grazing and careful timed plantings; rewild the forest ecosystem; build a thriving farm community
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.25 acre garden, 100+ fruit and nut trees, 8-acre pasture, 20 acres of rewilding forest
Water rights to irrigate 12 acres, 15 gpm pump
sandy loam forest soils
high organic matter content (12-15%)
good fungal and bacterial diversity but low abundance and activity
nutrient-poor: low NPK, magnesium and calcium
pH around 6
community spaces/resources include workshops, storage sheds, greenhouse space, and an outdoor kitchen
24 HP Kubota tractor, trailers, hand tools, rototiller
we are located at 1500-1700 feet of elevation -- 150 frost-free days per year
We strive daily and are learning constantly about how to be more welcoming, inclusive, and safe for BIPOC, LGBTQ, and other communities marginalized by colonial ways. We welcome conversations about how we can do better.
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