The Food-Producing Home™
What If Your Home Could Help Feed Your Family?
A Food-Producing Home is a residential property intentionally designed to combine a comfortable home with an edible, regenerative landscape that can produce food for the household.
A New Category of Housing
We're not selling land and landscaping. We're selling something new.
Most real estate companies help people find land. Most homebuilders build quality homes. Most landscapers make yards beautiful. Your company can say something none of them can say as convincingly: we help create homes that can produce food. That is the differentiator.
The Food-Producing Home™
What's In It for You
Own a Home. Grow Your Food. Build Your Future.
Your backyard can be more than grass. It can become part of your family's food system.
Fresh food outside the back door
Fruits, vegetables, herbs, and perennial crops grown right in your own yard — steps from your kitchen.
Productive use of your yard
Turn an empty lawn into a living, working landscape that gives back to your family every season.
Less dependence on grocery stores
Grow a meaningful portion of your own food and reduce reliance on purchased produce for certain items.
Educational opportunity for children
Give kids a hands-on connection to where food comes from — one of the most valuable lessons a home can offer.
More connection to nature
A living landscape filled with pollinators, fruit trees, and seasonal harvests brings nature into daily life.
Increased household resilience
Greater food awareness and home production means your household is less vulnerable to supply chain disruptions.
Beautiful landscaping
Edible landscapes are designed to be as beautiful as they are productive — food forests are stunning.
A lifestyle, not just a house
A Food-Producing Home isn't just a place to live. It's a way of living that connects family, food, and land.
The Homegrown Home Program™
A Landscape Credit at Closing. A Productive Yard for Life.
Participating builders provide the buyer with a landscape credit at closing. The buyer applies the credit toward a professionally designed edible landscape — installed by our team, tailored to their yard.
Homegrown Starter
$5,000 landscape credit
- Vegetable garden beds
- Herb garden
- Berry plants
- Composting system
Homegrown Family
$10,000 landscape credit
- Everything in Starter
- Fruit trees
- Perennial vegetables
- Pollinator habitat
- Irrigation solutions
Homegrown Food Forest
$15,000+ landscape credit
- Everything in Family
- Full food forest design
- Rainwater capture
- Maintenance & education package
- Multi-year planting plan
Credit amounts are illustrative. Actual program details are determined in partnership with each builder.
The Business Flywheel
A System That Gets Stronger With Every Home.
Every food-producing home we install generates success stories, photos, and data. That evidence attracts more builders. More builders mean more land opportunities. More land means more homes. The machine builds itself.
Acquire Land
Partner With Builder
Builder Builds Homes
Homebuyer Purchases Home
Builder Provides Landscape Credit
We Install Food-Producing Landscape
Homeowner Gets Productive Yard
Success Stories + Data
More Builders Want the Program
Our Approach
Front-end: Food-Producing Homes. Behind the scenes: regenerative science.
We don't lead with "permaculture" — most homebuyers don't need to understand the methodology. They need to understand: I can grow food at home. Behind that simple message is a rigorous approach built on regenerative agriculture, edible landscaping, permaculture principles, and ecological design.
Regenerative Agriculture
Soil-first practices that build long-term fertility and ecosystem health.
Edible Landscaping
Productive plants chosen for beauty, yield, and climate suitability.
Permaculture Principles
Design patterns that work with nature rather than against it.
Ecological Design
Systems thinking applied to residential yards for lasting results.
Where the Land Comes From
Every Food-Producing Home Starts With Land We Know.
The Food-Producing Homes program isn't built on theory — it's built on land we've acquired, assessed, and farmed ourselves. Our land acquisition pipeline gives builder partners access to properties we've already evaluated for agricultural potential, water, soil health, and development fit. When a builder breaks ground on a Food-Producing Home community, they're starting with land that was chosen with food production in mind from day one. That's not something you can replicate by buying land off the open market.
Ready to Live in a Home That Gives Back?
Whether you're a prospective homebuyer, a current homeowner, or a builder looking to offer this program — we'd love to talk.