RambleRill Farm
Self-ReportedFarm Stand
Diversified Family Farm since 2010
Certified Naturally Grown
Free-Range
No Hormones
USDA Certified Organic
Real Organic Project-Certified
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Eggs
Pasture-Raised Eggs
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Meat & Poultry
Pasture-Raised ChickenOther Meats
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Produce
Beet GreensBulb OnionsBunching OnionsChardCollardsCucumberDry BeansEdamameEdamame SoybeansGarlic ScapesMalabar SpinachProduceSeminole PumpkinsSugar Snap Peas
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Fruit & Berries
BerriesFigsFruitMuscadine GrapesPersimmons
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Herbs
Fresh HerbsDried HerbsHerbs
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Baked Goods
Baked Goods
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Practices
cover cropping
organic
cover crops
legumes
leaf mulch
erosion-control measures
contour farming
judicious tillage
no insecticides
no herbicides
no fungicides
no synthetic fertilizers
hand weeding
beneficial insect habitats
crop rotation
planting disease-resistant varieties
certified organic seed
conserve soil and water
Self-reported practices. This farm has provided information about their practices, but they have not yet been independently verified by Bhumi.
About RambleRill Farm
We are Jane Saiers (Farmer J) and Darin Knapp (Farmer D) of Ramble Rill Farm, which lies on 28 acres of fields and forest in Hillsborough, North Carolina. Established in 2010, the farm is named for the rill that crisscrosses the land and feeds New Hope Creek. Wegrow organic fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, and herbs; raise laying hens and goats; andwelcome visitors to the farm for nature-based experiences and community events. Ramble Rill Farm is also the host site of the Longleaf Forest School, which offers nature-based learning for young people. Our farming ethos is reflected in the words of Kentucky farmer and author Wendell Berry:"The care of the earth is our most ancient and worthy, and after all, our most pleasing responsibility. To cherish what remains of it and to foster its renewal is our only...hope."
