Harvest Time Photo Tour

Written by Lee Warren on August 26, 2013. Posted in Regenerative Agriculture.

August is a busy harvest month at Earthaven. Abundance (and labor) abounds.

Extra summer cabbage turns into lots of saurkraut.

Elderberries are made into syrup.

Potato harvest at Yellowroot Farm

Harvesting Potatoes….

and more potatoes.

Beautiful field of buckwheat cover crop at Horn of Plenty.

Salad with wild flowers – elder flower, day lilly, and red clover – all edible.

The orchard is bursting with Autumn Olives.

Harvesting the Autumn Olive fruit.

Berries, Garden, Harvest, Imani Farm Coop, Yellowroot Farm

Lee Warren

Lee Warren is reclaiming wisdom through conscious relating with self, land, and others. She has 25 years of experience envisioning, designing, and living innovative solutions to mutually empowered relationships, land-based food systems, residential community, non-violent communication, and sustainability education. She is the principal and founder of Reclaiming Wisdom, a co-founder of SOIL, School of Integrated Living, and a proponent of regenerative systems, consent culture, and authentic living. Lee is a writer, teacher, and activist, with a passion for embodiment practices, rural wisdom, sustainable economics, conscious dying, and community of all kinds.

Comments (3)

Ronnie Grimes-Premo

April 26, 2014 at 8:18 am

I have just discovered Earthaven online and am hoping to see more blog posts soon???!!!! I am absolutely fascinated with you guys and have shared with a few friends and my husband. I am very interested in coming for a tour sometime in 2015!

Michael myers

July 26, 2015 at 1:13 pm

Love to come and work with you and like minds to visit and share on monday or tuseday missed sat. tour had to work at last minute..thank you ..

Julie Volkmann

August 7, 2016 at 5:18 pm

I was so happy to be part of a tour led by River Otter earlier this week. I was/am awestruck by the wonderful accomplishments of this community and the ongoing commitment and drive to live according to their values. I saw firsthand the impressive hydro-electric energy system alongside the growing number of solar arrays that this community uses to harness and re-direct the energy that nature makes available for their careful storage and conscientious use. I am humbled by this prodigious effort and hopeful for what humanity can accomplish when we believe that our lives and our global fate depend upon this kind of massive re-tooling of our lifestyles.

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