Ben and Steph started Bouldin Food Forest in 2014 in the front yard of their Bouldin Creek home. Ben, a permaculturist who works with nature—not against it—dug out 30 truckloads of rock to build a no-waste ecosystem with rich soil, 20+ trees, and Indian runner ducks. Steph, a holistic nurse practitioner, brings deep care for nutrient density and food-as-medicine to everything they grow.
In 2016, they moved to 150 acres in Rogers, TX where they follow regenerative practices: minimal soil disturbance, no synthetic inputs, and an edible ecosystem with 100's of trees to build soil health, create microclimates, and support biodiversity. You can find their nutrient-packed vegetables, unique microgreens, beautiful flowers, and summer fruits at the Bell and Mueller Farmers Markets in Austin.
Ben and Steph started Bouldin Food Forest in 2014 in the front yard of their Bouldin Creek home. Ben, a permaculturist who works with nature—not against it—dug out 30 truckloads of rock to build a no-waste ecosystem with rich soil, 20+ trees, and Indian runner ducks. Steph, a holistic nurse practitioner, brings deep care for nutrient density and food-as-medicine to everything they grow.
In 2016, they moved to 150 acres in Rogers, TX where they follow regenerative practices: minimal soil disturbance, no synthetic inputs, and an edible ecosystem with 100's of trees to build soil health, create microclimates, and support biodiversity. You can find their nutrient-packed vegetables, unique microgreens, beautiful flowers, and summer fruits at the Bell and Mueller Farmers Markets in Austin.
No-Till, low_till_permaculture
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Rogers, TX
