Nature's Farm-acy: The Antidote To Poison

06/10/2026

PURSLANE AVAILABLE FOR FARM FEED

Nature’s Farm-acy has an abundance of fresh purslane growing naturally in our gardens!

Purslane is packed with nutrients and many farm animals enjoy it as a fresh supplemental feed, including:
🐔 Chickens
🐇 Rabbits
🐐 Goats
🐖 Pigs
🦆 Ducks
🐑 Sheep
…and more!

Our purslane is:
Naturally grown
No chemicals or sprays
Non-GMO garden grown
Freshly harvested from our small family farm

If you are interested in fresh purslane for your animals or for family, message Nature’s Farm-acy for availability, quantities, and pickup details.

We love finding ways to reduce waste and give back to our local farming and homesteading community while helping animals enjoy healthy natural foods. 💚

Message us directly for pricing and bundles!
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06/02/2026

Our beautiful, locally grown peonies are now available for $25 per bouquet, arranged in a reusable mason jar.

As part of our mission to heal our bodies, nourish our souls, and strengthen our community, we encourage sustainability through reuse. When you return your mason jar with your next purchase, you'll receive $5 off.

We believe small actions can make a big difference. Reusing glass helps reduce waste, care for our planet, and build a healthier future for the generations to come.

Each bouquet is grown with care on our small farm and harvested at peak beauty to bring joy, peace, and a touch of nature into your home.

Peony Bouquet in Mason Jar – $25
Return Your Jar on Your Next Purchase – Receive $5 Off
Local delivery available for an additional fee

Message Nature's Farm-acy to reserve yours while supplies last. Peony season is short, and these blooms won't last long!

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06/01/2026

PEONIES ARE HERE!!!!!!

Fresh-cut peonies are now available from Nature's Farm-acy!

These gorgeous blooms are only around for a short time each year, and they're putting on quite the show right now. Their lush petals, beautiful fragrance, and stunning colors make them perfect for brightening your home, gifting to someone special, or adding a touch of beauty to your table.

Freshly cut from our garden
Arranged in a Mason jar
$25 each
Local delivery available for an additional fee

Supplies are limited, and peony season doesn't last long! Message me to reserve yours before these beauties are gone.

Need a last-minute gift, graduation flowers, a hostess gift, or something special just because? We've got you covered!

Thank you for supporting local flowers, local families, and Nature's Farm-acy. Every bloom is grown with love.

Please share and follow us as our growing season continues!!

05/24/2026

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Before the drugstore aisle, there was the garden, the hedgerow, the root cellar, the kitchen shelf, and somebody’s grandmother who knew exactly what to reach for.

People used what they had. Willow bark. Elderberry. Nettle. Eucalyptus. Lavender. Yarrow. Lamb’s ear. Plantain leaf. Clove. Spilanthes. Garlic. Thyme. Calendula. Chamomile. Feverfew.

Some were steeped. Some were wrapped around wounds. Some were made into syrups, salves, poultices, oils, teas, vinegars, or whatever the situation called for.

And here’s the thing: a lot of these plants didn’t just disappear because the shelves got shinier. Many are still used today in teas, salves, oils, tinctures, steams, syrups, ferments, and home remedies passed down through families.

Not every old remedy was perfect. Some worked better than others. Some were more tradition than science. Some were used because there simply wasn’t anything else. But a whole lot of plant knowledge stuck around for a reason.

People paid attention.

They knew which leaves cooled the skin.
Which roots were worth digging.
Which flowers belonged in a salve.
Which bark had a place in the medicine chest.
Which herbs were kept close when winter rolled in.

That kind of knowledge didn’t come from a marketing team. It came from use, observation, tradition, and generations of people passing things down because they had to.

Before everything came from a lab, it came from the earth.

⚠️Always do your research before introducing into your diet, especially if you have any underlying or pre-existing conditions, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or are taking medications.

05/13/2026

Good Morning Future Farm-ists!

At Nature's Farm-acy, we are excited to offer seed-to-table non-GMO food, flowers, and herbs grown with care, intention, and respect for both people and the earth.

We believe our communities deserve access to real food grown with morals that support health, healing, sustainability, and connection — not chemicals and shortcuts.

If you're ready to take back your health and well-being, let us help you grow with purpose. Whether you want your own garden installed, help maintaining it, or fresh naturally grown produce and herbs, we are here to help our community thrive one plant at a time.

Together we can reconnect with the earth, support local growth, and teach future generations how to nourish themselves naturally.

Nature’s Farm-acy
“The Antidote to Man Made Poison”

The Farm-acy is Open!

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05/11/2026

Good morning, future Farm-ist in Training

Whether you’re here to learn how to build your own garden right on your land, or you’re ready to step away from the grocery store shelves and all their hidden poison and start choosing something more alive, more real, and more rooted—you are in the right place.

We are building something different here. Not just a garden, not just a business, but a return to what nourishes us.

One plant, one seed, one choice at a time.

A movement toward healing, simplicity, and remembering that the earth already provides what we need.

If your hands are ready to dig, your heart is ready to grow, or your soul is ready for change—reach out and join us.

We’re making the world we want to see.

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05/01/2026

We are patiently waiting for planting season... as Michigan weather continues to rage from one extreme to the next....

We have spent our time picking, and drying wild flowers, herbs and roots.

We have dried Mullein, Purple Nettle and Dandelion.

These three beautiful herbs are not weeds.

These are nature's medicine

Mullein
Traditionally used to support the lungs and respiratory system. It is often considered soothing for coughs, mucus, throat irritation, and seasonal breathing discomfort. Mullein is also mildly calming.

Purple Dead Nettle
Rich in nutrients like iron and antioxidants. Often used as a gentle spring tonic to support allergies, inflammation, circulation, and overall nourishment.

Dandelion
Commonly used to support the liver, digestion, kidneys, and natural detoxification pathways. Dandelion can also act as a mild diuretic and is nutrient dense.

These three herbs help our bodies naturally heal.

If you are interested in learning more, or trying some tea message me 😊

03/17/2026

Seeds are in the soil… now we need your voice!!!!

At Nature’s Farm-acy, we’ve officially started planting for this season with one goal in mind — to grow real, nourishing food for our community.

But here’s the truth… we don’t want to guess.

If you’re someone who is ready (or even just thinking about) stepping away from the “food” being sold in grocery stores and choosing fresh, local, chemical-free options — we want to know what YOU actually want on your table.

This isn’t a sales post.
There’s no obligation, no commitment, no pressure.

We simply want to make sure we are growing enough — and growing the right things — to serve those who are looking for better.

What would you want from us this season?

Vegetables?

Herbs?

Fruits?

Eggs, meats, or other farm goods?

Specific items your family uses weekly?

Drop a comment, send a message, or just follow along as we grow.

This is about building something together — a local, trustworthy food source for families who care about what they’re putting in their bodies.

We’re listening 💚

Please share!

The Antidote to poison is community.

02/09/2026

WE HAVE SPROUTS!!!

BASIL
THYME
OREGANO
DILL
SPINACH
ROSEMARY
ONION
POTATO
TOMATO

MUCH MORE TO COME

02/09/2026

Good Morning Farm-ist!

Do you know what we are planting today?

This herb biennial herb traditionally used for respiratory ailments, including coughs, asthma, and bronchitis, due to its expectorant and anti-inflammatory properties.

Let's heal together.