Regeneratively grown Red Livermore Walnuts
Handy Farms is passionate about farming the most nutrient dense, chemical-free food through regenerative farming techniques. We are focused on the overall health of our home ecosystem. Which means reinforcing and balancing soil health, animal health, and plant health. Bringing carbon back into the soil. We achieve all this by:
Never using any synthetic chemical fertilizers and chemical ..?ides (pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, etc.)
Carefully selecting and cultivating the best cover crop to enhance diversity and symbiotic relationship between the soil microbes, plants and animals.
Practicing no-till farming methods to ensure the integrity of our fungal mycorrhizal networks in the soil.
Grazing animals under the trees using planned/rotational grazing methods to maximize health of the animal and soil.
Applying biologically active vegetative compost to enhance available nutrition and biology
Inoculating soil with a diverse array of beneficial microbes through brewing our own compost tea to help restore the rich abundance of soil life that needs to exist in order to truly have healthy soils, healthy plants, healthy animals and healthy people.
Farming the land with all the love our little family can give! We love this way of farming and are so appreciative of your business.
Our mission is to facilitate life- the healthiest, most abundant and diverse life possible on our little 30 acre farm and then share the harvest with all who desire and value such clean, nutrient dense food grown in this manner.
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We also setup a virtual farmers market group on our social platforms for interested individuals. https://www.facebook.com/groups/338527377741701
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We generally do this on the third weekend in October. However, each year, depending on the crop, it changes. Follow our website/social platforms to learn mre.
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8 am - 5 pm
6010 Piedmont Rd, Corning, CA 96021
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Upcoming Events
Cultivating the best cover crop to enhance diversity and symbiotic relationships.
Practicing no-till farming methods to ensure the integrity of our fungal mycorrhizal networks.
Grazing animals under the trees using planned/rotational grazing methods.
Applying biologically active vegetative compost to enhance available nutrition.
Contact Information
Clayton Handy
(530) 588-1877
6010 Piedmont Rd
Corning, CA 96021
Directions:
6010 Piedmont Rd
Corning, CA 96021