Ol' Freetown Farm

26/05/2026

26/05/2026

Food Forest Ol' Freetown Farm

12/05/2026

Sister Mary Patricia Russell Jr. High planted the avocado tree that we donated to them. We look forward to seeing it grow and flourish under their care.

04/05/2026

We are starting to reap the rewards from some of our newer fruit trees in our food forest! These are Barbados cherries. Takes us back to our childhood when we loved eating them at the farm here on the Beach Way Drive where we grew up. Full circle moment!
Thank you again to Trees That Feed Foundation!

22/04/2026

Happy Earth Day!
Today we celebrate Earth Day with gratitude for the journey that brought us here.
We have come back from total devastation and are slowly transforming into a thriving food forest. It has become a space of renewal, resilience and hope.
We chose to rebuild in a way that honors the land, reduces our carbon footprints and works in harmony with nature.
The farm has become more than a place to grow food. It is becoming a place to find peace, to heal and to create something that can nourish both ourselves and others for years to come.
Nature has showed us that even after devastation, rebirth is possible.

30/03/2026

Today we officially welcomed our first school tour back to our farm. A class from Sister Mary Patricia Russell High School. They enjoyed learning about our chickens, a walk around the farm learning about agro forestry and growing a food forest. At the end of the tour they enjoyed some freshly peeled sugarcane bites and some samples of sapodilla fruit. The school received an Avocado tree donation from us. We look forward to getting progress reports on how it's growing.
Thank you for visiting our farm and supporting our new beginnings!
If you would like to book a school tour please call or Whatsapp 242-809-6301.

24/02/2026

When life gives you eggs, make quiche! 🙏

16/01/2026

"Shake da dilly tree, dilly drop" 🎶