Nottingham Farm

📍 It’s Market Day!
Join us this today
at MH Yoga for fresh, locally grown produce after a much-needed rain.
You’ll find:
🥬 Tender spring greens
🥕 Crisp carrots & radishes
🥒 Early squash & cucumbers
🍅 First signs of tomatoes
The crops are happy, the soil is fresh, and we can’t wait to see you there!

Some places call it “agrotourism,” but if you look a little closer, it’s just extraction dressed up as an experience. Fields planted for the photo, not the ecosystem. Acres of color with no pollinators, no biodiversity, no intention beyond ticket sales and traffic. I can’t help but notice the dead, cracked, compacted soil beneath it all. A quiet reminder of what’s being taken and not given back. The land gets pushed past its limits year after year for a few weeks of profit. And the hard part is, real farms get lumped into the same category. Not all agrotourism is like that. Some farmers are doing it right. They’re building soil while they welcome you in. Planting for pollinators, not just aesthetics. Keeping money in their communities instead of pulling it out. Running educational programs for children. Creating something that feeds people, and the neighborhoods that count on them, not just their instagram camera roll. That’s who we should be showing up for. Because every ticket you buy, every place you visit, every dollar you spend, is a vote for the kind of agriculture you want to exist. Some people see pretty flowers. I see a system of neglect that continues to put profit over people and planet. We can do better, and we should. ✌️ & ❤️