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Michael and Madeline wanted a casual yet upscale fall wedding. Honey’s Harvest Farm was the perfect fit. Authentic and sophisticated, the lush fields provided the perfect backdrop to their outdoor ceremony, while the restored tobacco barn brought character and charm to their reception.

Why did we grow three varieties and over four thousand pounds of sweet potatoes at Honey’s Harvest Farm in 2024?? Read on to find out …

What do you do when you’re getting married in Maryland and aren't interested in a church wedding or a beach wedding? You have a barn wedding! At least, that is what Dave and Courtney Rowe did.

Dreaming of a local wedding venue where they could host their intimate event, Josh and Michelle Lansberg settled on celebrating their beautiful day at Honey’s Harvest Farm.

Stephen and Sarah had a vision for their southern Maryland barn wedding. Herrington on the Bay and Honey’s Harvest Farm brought that vision to life!

Since 2009, Honey's Harvest Farm has undergone a dramatic transformation–from growing conventional tobacco and corn to growing nutrient dense food and medicine in living soil. The farm has a rich history behind it–and an exciting horizon ahead of it!

Clyde Bowen didn’t want to sell his farm to just anyone. Although he couldn’t work his land anymore, due to rheumatoid arthritis, he wanted to transfer it into capable, caring hands…

So many of us are chronically brain-fogged, bloated, fatigued, and aching; and many of us are, sadly, so used to this state of being that we don’t realize we’re not in optimal health.

On May 18, I planted my sweet potato slip.

“Wait, wait!” you may say. “What is a ‘slip’?”

Last fall I prepared a tiny garden in my front yard in which to plant this spring. I didn’t mean for my little patch of earth to be tiny; I’d meant it to be manageable so that I, a beginning gardener, wouldn’t feel too overwhelmed.

In November 2018, Mike O’Donnell, a teacher at North County High School, led a field trip to the Baltimore Composting Collective. He was filling in for a friend of his and didn’t realize that the trip would have such an impact on his life.