Hello Friend! We’ve just added several inspiring and deeply practical reads to our websites—each one created to strengthen your walk with God, support your mind and body, and encourage simple, healthy living. Here’s a quick peek at what’s new. Explore…
In "The Old-School Survival Plan for the Mark of the Beast Crisis," MacKenzie Drebit discusses essential country living skills needed for survival during economic crises. Topics include hay cutting, grain cultivation, seed saving, and making flour without electricity. Emphasizing faith, it features a true story of divine provision.
Out in the fields, the Amazing Discoveries team put their 100-year-old sickle mower to the test—and it didn’t disappoint! 🌾 After a few quick repairs, the mower was back in action, cutting down rows of naturally grown wheat. This isn’t…
DIY Hitching Post – Watch MacKenzie build a hitching post from scratch while training his oxen to work in a double yoke. From precise cuts to smart design tweaks, this farm hack shows how simple skills can save time, effort,…
Sometimes the best way to experience the farm is through a child’s excitement! In this short video, Allyssa, our youngest tour guide, shows you the simple pleasures waiting around every corner—from animals to fresh flavors. It’s farm life at its…
The Amazing Discoveries Farm has been buzzing with activity! From harvesting colorful produce to preparing homemade foods and welcoming visitors at the petting zoo, every corner of the farm is alive with energy and purpose. We’re so thankful for the…
Mackenzie & Tabea’s young goat Rosie had two babies on April 9! The little boy is a spitting image of his mother and the little girl is a spitting image of her father. They are doing very well. When the…
Today, June 15, was our opening day at the farm, and it was a really FUN day filled with Wagon Rides, a petting zoo, a farm tour a pancake breakfast (plant-based of course), and yummy home-baked goods. And of course,…
We need to enclose our firewood shed to make room for a farm store where we can feature our local produce, as well as DVDs, books and more! We have less than a month to opening day but things are…
There’s still lots to do to prepare for opening day on the farm on June 15! Today and over the next few days we will spend time filling the flower baskets and weeding the flower planters by the picnic tables…
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