Our Vision

Stonewall Farm envisions a healthy, biodiverse, and abundant food system so people and our planet may thrive.

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  • ✨Girl Scout Gold Award Project Spotlight: Leah’s Creek Restoration Project!✨

    This summer, camp counselor Leah completed an incredible Girl Scout Gold Award project with a goal of helping protect and restore the shoreline of the creek near our playground. Over the years, this area has experienced erosion from heavy rain events, digging in the creek bed and rock dams built by visitors, and a lack… read more

  • Celebrating Clara Frechette

    Please join us for a Celebration of Life honoring Clara on June 21 from 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM at Stonewall Farm. In lieu of flowers, we kindly ask that donations be made to Stonewall Farm, a place Clara truly loved and cherished. We hope you can join us to share memories, love, and remembrance…. read more

  • Stonewall Farm Transitions from Dairy Cows to Sheep Farming: A New Chapter in Regenerative Agriculture

    Keene, NH – Stonewall Farm, a beloved nonprofit working farm and education center, is embarking on a transformative journey by transitioning from dairy farming to raising sheep. This decision follows the departure of the farm’s dairy herd in 2022 and reflects a renewed commitment to regenerative agriculture, sustainability, and community engagement. “For decades, dairy farming… read more

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Mission

Stonewall Farm teaches and demonstrates regenerative farming to people of all ages to ensure food security, vibrant communities, and a healthy planet.

We believe as a non-profit agricultural education center it is essential, we lead the way in testing and innovating cutting-edge solutions to our food system and climate change crisis, taking risks that might otherwise be economically unfeasible for small privately-owned farms.