Stonewall Farm

Support Stonewall Farm – Where Community, Agriculture, and Education Grow Together

Stonewall Farm is more than a farm — it's a community hub, a living classroom, and a working example of what a regenerative future can look like. Nestled in Keene, NH, we connect people of all ages with the land through hands-on education, sustainable farming, and food system innovation.

We now raise Dorset sheep and produce our own lamb, honey, and seasonal organic produce. Our organic regenerative gardens support a thriving CSA program and provide vegetables to local restaurants and our regional food kitchen. We also partner with our local Community Garden groups to ensure members of our community can continue growing affordable food after losing access to other spaces — because food security should never be out of reach.

Our fields and forest are not just productive — they’re instructive. Through camps, school field trips, on-site and off-site programming, and internships, we teach thousands of children and adults how to farm, steward the land, and live more sustainably. Whether it’s a preschooler planting their first seed or a young adult learning to raise livestock, the lessons taught at Stonewall Farm stick — and ripple outward.

Here’s what your support makes possible:

Education – We serve over 500 families annually through award-winning youth camps and offer farm-based education from preschool to graduate school. Our programs grow environmental literacy, hands-on skills, and future land stewards.

Livestock & Local Food – With the return of animals like sheep and chickens, we now produce farm-raised lamb and eggs in addition to honey and vegetables. Our practices are rooted in regenerative agriculture — ensuring healthy soil, clean water, and resilient ecosystems.

Community Partnerships – We provide land and support to groups like local Community Gardens, ensuring affordable food access and gardening space for those who need it most.

Food System Resilience – Our CSA, educational gardens, and partnerships build a stronger, healthier local food system — one that’s accessible and accountable to the community it feeds.  We also work with our local community kitchen to provide fresh produce for their programs.

Public Access to Nature – With over 125 acres of pasture, forest, creeks, and trails, the farm is open to the public year-round, free of charge — so everyone has a place to connect with nature.

Community Events – Stonewall Farm hosts mission-driven gatherings that promote local artisans, farms, and food producers — drawing over 20,000 people annually to the land and to each other.

Demonstration & Innovation – We serve as a demonstration site for regenerative practices that improve soil health, biodiversity, and climate resilience — helping other farmers and landowners adopt sustainable solutions.

As a nonprofit, we depend on the generosity of our community to keep this vital work growing. Your support during NH Gives helps us continue stewarding the land, educating future generations, and feeding our region with care.

Every dollar brings us closer to a future where healthy food, a thriving environment, and a connected community are possible for everyone.

Be part of the movement — support Stonewall Farm during NH Gives.

Together, we grow more than food — we grow connection, resilience, and hope.

Who We Are

Stonewall Farm's Vision: Stonewall Farm envisions a healthy, biodiverse, and abundant food system so people and our planet may thrive.
Mission: Stonewall Farm teaches and demonstrates regenerative farming to people of all ages to ensure food security, vibrant communities and a healthy planet.
Innovate & Demonstrate: We demonstrate and teach farming practices that restores the health of our land, the quality of our food, and our local economy.
Teaching & Learning: We equip today’s and future farmers & land owners with the tools for successful land stewardship and food production.
Advocacy & Engagment: We foster engagement of, and inspire action of, our community in building a healthy food system and food security.

We are the only working dairy farm and education center in the region open to the public. We operate a 30 head certified organic dairy, vegetable, herbs and flower gardens, and a Learning Center that draws 20,000 visitors per year. The facility is used for a nature based school, education programs for schools and the public, children’s camps, conferences and workshops, and is available to rent for special events. Visitors are welcome to visit our animals, hike and bike our trails, and enjoy the grounds any day of the year. The Learning Center and Farm Stand are also open year round please contact us for hours and details. During the COVID crisis we became an important food HUB for our community.