Producing honest food and products
Again & Again is a Permaculture Farm located in Tamworth, New Hampshire. Our diversified farm produces growing supplies, wool products, flower bouquets, and ethically grown fruit and vegetables using non-certified organic methods.
Current Availability
- Clun Forest Lamb cuts:
- Blade Chops - $29/lb
- Leg Roast Bone-in - $24/lb
- Organ meat - $9/lb
- Microgreens:
Sunflower, Komatsuna, Kohlrabi, Kale, Radish, Arugula, Mizuna - $6 / 2 oz - Lettuce Mix - $3
- Asian Greens:
- Joek Gat, Purple Yu Choy Sum, Mibuna, Misome, Tatsoi - $4
- Red Beard Scallions - $3
- Turnips - $4/bunch
- Garden Preserves - $8
- Farmhouse Flower Bouquets - $10
- Wool Pellet Fertilizer - $14/1 lb, $24/2 lb
- Biochar - $20/3 gal, $35/6 gal
- Ramblers' Wool - $8
- Washed & Picked Wool:
8oz Clun Forest, Finnsheep, Romney, Navajo-Churro, Targhee Hogget, Navajo-Churro / Border Leicester Cross, Horned Dorset / Romney Cross - $20
Our Philosophy
A healthy ecosystem produces honest food. We believe honest food has more nutrition and better flavor. Terroir, umamis and opportunity await everyone who participates in the food system. Consuming locally produced honest food, is a great step in that direction.
What is Permaculture?
Imagine a way for a land, its organisms, and its inhabitants to work together to produce sustainable food and resources for the resilience and health of their ecosystem. This is the idea behind permaculture. It is a design science that mimics systems found in nature to produce food and resources in perpetuation. Nature is generous and permaculture provides us with the framework we need to help it generate wealth.
What is Permaculture?
Imagine a way for a land, its organisms, and its inhabitants to work together to produce sustainable food and resources for the resilience and health of their ecosystem. This is the idea behind permaculture. It is a design science that mimics systems found in nature to produce food and resources in perpetuation. Nature is generous and permaculture provides us with the framework we need to help it generate wealth.
Heritage Breeds
We raise flocks of chickens, ducks, and sheep. Black Copper Maran, Lavender Orpington, Welsummer and Speckled Sussex make up our chicken layers. Our duck flock runs together Indian Runners, Khaki Campbells, and Silver Appleyards. Clun Forests and Finnsheep are our breeds for sheep. Each breed cooperates to fill several niche functions on the farmstead. Foraging, fertilizing, slug control, food, fiber, and live comedy are some of the many benefits. We supplement their forage with 100% soy-free feed and as a thanks for living in this paradise, they provide us with delicious eggs, milk, and sustainable fiber. Read more
