
After gaining access to the land that was to become Mahaba Farms, I walked the land for hours to familiarize/introduce myself & give thanks. A scraggly tree with few leaves, but clumps of yellow & red fruit caught my attention. I’d never seen the tree or its fruit before. An elder arrived later & was…
This summer on Mahaba Farms, few plants absolutely THRIVED in the extreme heat like the sweet potato. I purchased one organic Jewel & one organic Japanese sweet potato from the grocery store & simply placed them into the sandy soil. Just a couple weeks later, I had more sweet potato slips than I knew what…
Mango season may have come to an end, but the mango trees just keep giving! As a part of our sustainable practice at Mahaba Farms, we focus on using what we have; especially that which Nature has provided. Now past the fruiting stage, the mango trees are dropping copious leaves. If allowed, they would eventually…
Yellow watermelon smoothie recipe
Yellow watermelons are the real deal!
Upcoming speaking engagement in Indiantown
Irrigating our crops with rainwater
The audacity to grow!
Stay cool + don’t forget to thank your growers!