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Education Programs
Learning comes to life through hands-on experiences in our farm and nature-based educational programs. Designed to engage curious minds of all ages, our programs provide opportunities to explore agriculture, homesteading, outdoor survival, and animal care in an interactive and faith-centered environment.
Whether for young children just beginning their journey or older students looking to develop practical skills, our programs cultivate knowledge, creativity, and a deeper connection to the world around us.
Private Field Trips
Our customized field trips provide an immersive farm experience for schools, homeschool groups, co-ops, and private organizations. Groups can explore hands-on farm activities, interact with animals, and discover the role of animals in healing and personal development.
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Public Field Trips
Designed for individuals or small groups, our public field trips feature structured, age-appropriate learning experiences with limited availability. Pre-scheduled sessions provide an opportunity to engage in themed activities and meet our animals in an interactive setting.
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Featured Public Field Trips:​
Barn Buddies (ages 3 & 4) & Farm Friends (ages 5 & 6) are our interactive preschool and kindergarten field trip programs that introduce young learners to life on the farm. Through themed monthly sessions, children enjoy storytime, small-world play, interactive farm stations, animal encounters, and an optional pony ride. These field trips are held in the spring and fall school semesters.​
Marvelous Mondays
Marvelous Mondays is a discipleship program for children ages 7-11, featuring a unique Bible study theme each semester. Held on Mondays during the school year, activities include worship, Bible study, animal interactions, gardening, art, and nature-based learning experiences.
Wilderness Warriors for Christ
This 6-week course combines outdoor survival skills with Christian discipleship, equipping participants (ages 9+) with essential wilderness knowledge while deepening their relationship with Christ. Topics include backpacking, fire-building, navigation, and shelter-making. Classes are offered in both the spring and fall semesters.
Garden Explorers
A hands-on gardening program designed for ages 6 and up, Garden Explorers introduces participants to the joys of cultivating the land while learning about God’s creation. Over six weeks, students engage in planting, harvesting, crafting, and games, fostering an appreciation for stewardship and sustainability.
