Building A New Model For Farming, Living & Community
Rooted in tradition. Designed for modern life.
a legacy worth preserving
Why We're Here
Life on the Farm
Life on the Farm
Modern life has pulled us away from the land, from one another, and from the simple rhythms that once grounded everyday living.
In the Treasure Valley — and across fast-growing regions nationwide — we’re losing productive farmland at an alarming rate, while families are priced out of ever owning a piece of it.
Project Farmland was created t
Modern life has pulled us away from the land, from one another, and from the simple rhythms that once grounded everyday living.
In the Treasure Valley — and across fast-growing regions nationwide — we’re losing productive farmland at an alarming rate, while families are priced out of ever owning a piece of it.
Project Farmland was created to change that story.
We’re creating a new kind of community where everyday working families can own their own farmstead on productive land, grow real food, and rebuild meaningful connection — without giving up modern careers or modern life.
This isn’t just about saving open space. It’s about restoring what it means to live well together.
Life on the Farm
Life on the Farm
Life on the Farm
Here, the land isn’t a backdrop — it’s part of daily life.
Each family has their own farmstead home on productive soil, supported by shared infrastructure: a big barn, greenhouses, orchards, tools, composting systems, and real mentorship.
You keep your career. You still have weekends. But you also have space to grow vegetables, raise a few
Here, the land isn’t a backdrop — it’s part of daily life.
Each family has their own farmstead home on productive soil, supported by shared infrastructure: a big barn, greenhouses, orchards, tools, composting systems, and real mentorship.
You keep your career. You still have weekends. But you also have space to grow vegetables, raise a few chickens, plant fruit trees, or simply step outside and feel connected again.
Families choose what fits their life — at their own pace, in their own way — surrounded by neighbors who are doing the same.
This is small-farm living made attainable, sustainable, and deeply rewarding.
$10 for Tomorrow
Life on the Farm
$10 for Tomorrow
What if $10 could help protect a piece of American farmland before it becomes another subdivision?
$10 for Tomorrow is our national grassroots effort to preserve farmland and build a new type of neighborhood.
Every $10 you give helps us secure land, build shared infrastructure, and create a working model where families can own productive
What if $10 could help protect a piece of American farmland before it becomes another subdivision?
$10 for Tomorrow is our national grassroots effort to preserve farmland and build a new type of neighborhood.
Every $10 you give helps us secure land, build shared infrastructure, and create a working model where families can own productive acres, grow food, and put down real roots.
This isn’t another dream on paper. It’s a practical, scalable solution that can be replicated in growing communities across the country.
Join us. Give $10. Share the story.