Our Farm
Three Feathers Farm is located on land recognized as Ohlone Muwekma, the Chochenyo speaking People. This land was and continues to be of great importance to the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe and other familial descendants of the Verona Band.
Birds-Eye View
Soar high above Three Feathers Farm, a stunning patchwork of vibrant greens and warm earth tones unfolds below. The farm is a harmonious blend of cultivated fields and natural landscapes, showcasing a remarkable diversity that reflects our mission, heritage and beauty.
Encircling the farmland, patches of wildflowers burst forth in a riot of color, attracting bees and butterflies that flit from bloom to bloom. Nearby, a bubbling creek courses through the property, its banks lined with willows that provide shade and sanctuary to various wildlife. The sound of water adds a soothing backdrop to the lively scene, highlighting the interconnectedness of nature.
In the distance, the Santa Cruz Mountains rise majestically, their rugged beauty framing our farm in a protective embrace. The rolling hills offer a contrasting landscape, while the expansive skies above change from brilliant blues to soft pastels at dusk, casting a magical light over the land.
The diversity of our crops is mirrored by the array of community members who gather here. Families, friends, and neighbors come together in fellowship, celebrating cultural traditions and sharing knowledge passed down through generations. This beautiful synergy of agriculture and community unveils the soul of Three Feathers Farm, where we honor our ancestry while nurturing the land for future generations.
From this bird's-eye view, it's clear that Three Feathers Farm is more than just a piece of land; it's a vibrant ecosystem teeming with life, culture, and the promise of sustainability.
Credit: Natali Pedicino
Rooted in Wisdom
With an unwavering commitment to the provision of wholesome, organic, and culturally relevant sustenance, our farm embodies a profound ethos rooted in the wisdom of its ancestors and the preservation of cultural heritage. Drawing upon ancestral ties to México and India, the farmers at Three Feathers Farm intertwine traditional farming practices with contemporary agricultural methodologies, thereby nurturing both the land and the communities it serves.
