We are a Black woman-owned network of urban lots – farmed under the direction of head farmer, Dr. Kisha Jones – creating a sustainable food system to provide organically grown fruits, vegetables, herbs and flowers to the underserved community of Indiantown, FL and surrounding areas.
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Being a Visionary IS Work
While actively re-imagining the small piece of Earth I’ve been allowed to steward, I’ve had to interrogate my definition of ‘work.’ There is an accepted definition of what activities can/should be considered work. The degree of importance society has assigned to this work is often commensurate with the compensation. I rarely questioned this paradigm before
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Plants For Sale While Supplies Last
If you’re looking to start or expand your food forest, you’re in luck! I currently have Black sapote/Chocolate Pudding fruit seedlings available for sale. They are ready to go into the ground! I’ve also got several Longevity spinach & Chaya/Tree Spinach plants that are primed for transplant🌱 Email me (kjones@mahabafarms.us) if interested. Pickup is in
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Lesser Known Citrus Tree That Shines
Though temperatures remain warmer than expected for this time of year, many of my citrus trees are unfazed by the persistent heat. My 2 year old Philippine lime/Calamondin tree was the first citrus of the season to begin offering its delectable fruit. The little fruits are deceptively juicy; with a surprising sweetness & the peels
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Daily Gratitude
The practice of identifying things to be grateful for is one I’ve long adhered to in my daily gratitude journaling. Each day I write down at least 3 things I am grateful for (“Today I am grateful for: 1….2….3…). The worse the day, the more important I believe it is to maintain this practice. On
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