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Stonewall Farm envisions a healthy, biodiverse, and abundant food system so people and our planet may thrive.
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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
🌻 Volunteer Garden Field Crew – Regenerative Farming Helpers Needed🌻
Location: Stonewall Farm, 242 Chesterfield Rd., Keene, NHSchedule: Flexible shifts April–November (half-day, full-day & weekend options) Make a Difference with Your Time!Join our Volunteer Garden Field Crew and support Stonewall Farm’s regenerative mission while connecting with community, learning new skills, and spending time outdoors. No experience necessary, just a willingness to learn and get your… 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.










