Green design     Biointensive minifarming     Organic gardening     Living technologies     Holistic Health

"We must become the change we wish to see in the world."    -Mahatma Ghandi

As we enter our 20th season of biointensive minifarming, we strive to live more lightly on the Earth and to rebuild our health and the health of our ecosystems, keeping in mind the question: how can we be sure that we are on a healthy, regenerative path with our proposed methods and solutions?

How can we ensure that we are not further degrading our world and ourselves? At Neo-Terra we take our proposed methods and solutions as ongoing experiments, subject to assessment, improvement or overhaul as the results indicate!

Here you will find applications and case studies where we have sought to answer these questions, and occasions for you to join with us and try these out for yourselves.

          Above: Biointensive mini-farm at Neo-Terra

Neo-Terra Internships 2016

What's NEW for 2016

Consider working with us! Flexible arrangements!
March through October
Details for 2016 at "Interns"

 Upcoming Events 2016

April 27 6:30-8 pm. Organic Gardening Workshop, Millbrook Marsh Education Center
May 17, 6:30-8 pm. Large Scale Composting: Bins & Beyond, Millbrook Marsh Education Center
Garden Tours: A Saturday morning in May and June. TBA, so Contact Us for details.  

Below: Preparing a section for biointensive planting of corn; hundreds of peas, beets and carrots are taking off in the late spring. The blue sticky trap in the center attracts the beet miner fly before it lays eggs.

1. Questions & Answers 2015 (under "Growing Food")
2. Food-Energy-Water Nexus Conference Presentation 
    with John Jeavons, Steve Moore and Matt Drewno of
    Ecology Action
3. Exemplary Biointensive Mini-Farms Around the World.


  

 Below: Solar hot air collectors under construction

                Below, left to right: Borage flowers, butterfly, assassin bug nymph, and spring Columbine flowers, all taken at Neo-Terra.