House for sale, $420,000. This light-filled house was built in 2014 and, like the other homes in the Stowe Farm Community, is energy-efficient and warmed by the sun. The house incorporates high ceilings and transom windows to make its relatively small footprint feel more expansive. The stained concrete floor incorporates propane-fired hot water… [Read More]
Spring!
The greatest joy of having four seasons is the excitement of each new season, especially spring. Our favorite activity in spring and summer is watching the fish and frogs in the pond. And they made it through another winter! The frogs seem to like being picked up. Something always needs fixing on a farm. It’s… [Read More]
Stowe Farm Maple Sugaring Club’s First Tree Tapping Day (by Lauren)
David, Tes and I tapped three trees last Sunday. We kept it simple, old school – brace and bit (manual drill), metal spiles (spouts), and nice old maple sap buckets with “hats” cut from sheet metal. We used snowshoes to get to the trees since there was deep and crusty snow. It was barely sunny… [Read More]
Final building lot for sale
What a great time to live in community. If you want to learn more about Stowe Farm, Contact us with your number, and we will call you to start the conversation about your dream! Only one Building Lot available left! Contact us about living at Stowe Farm Community. We think that living in an ecovillage… [Read More]
Food Forest…
The Serviceberry, wha beautiful inspiration
The Serviceberry, by Robin Wall Kimmerer is a short read, only about 100 pages, but what a beautiful read for the start of a new year. Find a quiet spot and a hot cup of tea to read this beautiful vision of a way we could live. Reading Robin Wall Kimmerer’s , The Serviceberry is… [Read More]
David’s handmade wood carving mule
Lynn is learning how to use David’s handmade wood carving mule. David, what is this tool called and what are you making? Do you have the finished piece?
Stowe Farm gardens
Many hands are working on the gardens this year. We’re reaping the benefits and are grateful that so much is thriving in spite of the drought.
Stowe Farm Community Garden
Many hands working in the community garden.
Pigs arrived
The Stowe Farm Pig Club is thrilled with this year’s pigs. They are spunky and so sweet. The watering system works well, especially using the spring that Katie discovered. They seem quite happy here now. Although the first night they got spooked and ran deep into the woods. It took a while to find them,… [Read More]
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