Sustainably Farmed, Handcrafted with Care
Welcome Neighbors!
Pellenor Fields name is a reference to the field where good men triumph over evil in Tolkein's Lord of the Rings. For us, it is a green-and-lean labor of love. We sell farm-fresh eggs, mushrooms, herbs, and livestock grown and raised with care right here on our humble homestead. We create gifts and practical items sustainably handcrafted from nature's best materials.
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It is our privilege to steward the well-being of the animals, crops, and ecosystems on our land. We respect and nurture life in all its variety. We don't use GMOs, hormones, pesticides, herbicides, chemical fertilizers, or additives. We thoughtfully strive to reduce our carbon footprint.
Seasonal Products
We dance to Mother Nature's seasonal beat
(except the ducks - they lay eggs year round.)
In Autumn and Winter, we coppice hardwood (Black Locust is super-water resistant, like teak) and process meat and animal products like handmade parchment, rugs, and drum heads. We create fun and useful handcrafts perfect for sharing Holiday cheer.
In Spring and Summer, it's time to harvest heirloom wheat, rye, produce and gourmet mushrooms for local distribution through local co-ops. We welcome new lambs, ducklings, and seedlings with joy and wonder. We stay extra-busy tending the garden, collecting fresh willow for crafting, and foraging herbs and blossoms to create our hand-made wedding 'rice', salves, teas, and spreads.
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Upcoming Activities
Irish Roundhouse
Visit throughout the summer - 4 pm to 6 pm Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
Discover Experimental Archaeology and learn as we construct a Bronze age Celtic (Irish) roundhouse. All materials sourced on our land. Practical tips for creating your own sustainable wattle & daub structure out of abundant local materials.
Making Parchment
& Drum Skins
October 2025
Dates & Times TBA
Limited to 6 students
per session.
Creative crafting: Learn tips and tricks for making calligraphy-worthy parchment and sonorous drum skins.
Make & Take
Holiday Decor
December 2025
Dates $ Times TBA
Limited to 6 students
per session.
Old-timey decor with a modern twist. Sustainable, beautiful and easy to craft. Bring a friend and enjoy an afternoon of joyful creativity.
Quality Produce
At our farm, quality comes first. We grow fresh, nutritious produce using sustainable practices to ensure the best taste and health benefits. From crisp vegetables to juicy fruits, every harvest is carefully nurtured for peak freshness. Experience the difference with farm-to-table quality you can trust!
Community Engagement
Our farm is more than just a place to grow food—it’s a hub for community connection. Through farmers markets, educational workshops, and local events, we help people keep learning and growing, too. Join us in building a healthier community!
Sustainability Practices
We are committed to sustainable farming practices that protect the environment and promote long-term agricultural health. From organic growing methods to water conservation and soil enrichment, we ensure our farm operates in harmony with nature. Growing responsibly today for a healthier tomorrow!
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you use organic farming methods?
We are committed to sustainable farming practices that protect the environment and promote long-term agricultural health. From organic growing methods to daily animal health monitoring to habitat conservation, we ensure our farm operates in harmony with nature. Growing responsibly today for a healthier tomorrow!
Can I visit the farm for a tour?
Absolutely, but please call ahead to make sure we're available. We offer farm tours where visitors can explore, interact, and learn about Pellenor Fields farm life, or even stay to camp under the stars. *Bonus: we're right up the road from Lewis & Clark State Park and Merrill Lake.
Can I volunteer at the farm?
We welcome volunteers who are passionate about learning and growing. Contact us to discuss the possibilities.
Can I buy produce directly from the farm?
Yes, we sell eggs and livestock directly from our homestead and through local farmers market cooperatives. You can purchase homemade goods and handicrafts at our homestead or through our Etsy or Ebay shops.