What is micro farming?  Micro Farming uses small pieces of land, usually urban or suburban plots up to four acres, to grow food crops and maintain small livestock or pollinators in an ecologically sustainable manner.

Lambert’s Point Micro Farm

Join a compost team near your home & help supply food scraps for soil nutrition.

The scope of the mission and the ultimate goal is to build 100+ micro farms in Hampton Roads.  It is our plan to closely monitor production of each plot – this will be an assigned role and we anticipate developing accurate and valid data from the farming project.

We consider the data to be valuable as it develops over time.  At this point in time, suffice it to say that there is the ability to grow enough food so that people are no longer hungry – this kind of mission may show itself to be a key to accomplishing what has never been accomplished before.  Some key elements are the fact that there will be large numbers of  micro farms planted over a large widespread area which are integrated into the urban and suburban landscape while bringing growing numbers of people back to the soil by being dedicated to the process of growing fruits and vegetables for others in the community. Remember fruits and vegetables aren’t the only thing we’re growing; from chickens to bees and worms a strong and balanced ecosystem requires a diversely populated habitat!