Veterans Combating Child Hunger Farm

12/08/2025

29/06/2025

Are you passionate about nature, science and giving back to the community? We're excited to announce the launch of the Ohio Certified Volunteer Naturalist Program in Cuyahoga County!
To learn more and to be added to the interest list go to https://go.osu.edu/ocvn-cuy

27/06/2025

Harris Rosen, a self-made millionaire, transformed Orlando’s Tangelo Park by offering free preschool and full college scholarships to local students. Since the 1990s, his investment in education helped raise graduation rates from 25% to nearly 100% and cut crime in half. His model proves that when you invest in people, entire communities thrive. 🎓🏡

26/05/2025

03/05/2025

Love this. Learning empathy. Respect ❤️❤️

09/03/2025

Hummingbird fans rejoice! The ruby-throated hummingbirds are on their way back to the eastern US after spending the winter in Mexico and South America.

14/02/2025

THIS UNIQUE PHILIPPINE PLANT EATS METAL AND CLEANS SOIL POLLUTANTS

Found only in Luzon, Philippines, Rinorea niccolifera is a rare, metal-eating plant that has the ability to absorb high levels of nickel from the soil. Known as a hyperaccumulator, it can accumulate metals in concentrations far higher than most plants without harm. This unique trait makes it a potential tool for soil rehabilitation and green mining, offering an environmentally friendly way to extract metals and clean contaminated soils. Researchers hope that such plants could revolutionize eco-friendly technologies for soil remediation and mining in the future.

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09/02/2025

Our friend recently shared this overhead shot of part of our farm with us. From it, you can clearly see where the chickens have been.

We move our chicken coop, with attached sliding fence, each day.

This allows the pasture grasses and plants to grow back quickly and become lush pastures for our cows and sheep to graze - 40 days later.

The cows and sheep eat the grass down first, mowing it from over 1' down to 6-8", then the coops come after. The hens still have plenty to graze without getting caught up in the tall grasses.

All of these practices help regenerate our pasture but more importantly our soil, which holds water, allows deeper roots to grow, and for abundant life below and above the surface to thrive.