A diverse regenerative farm on Nantucket practicing organic methods.
Who we are
Eat Fire Farm is run by an artist partnership following their passion for small-scale farming. Focused on perennial produce, herbs, sea salt, honey, preserved products, and cut flowers. We are dedicated to sustainable agriculture and holistic animal husbandry. Alongside cultivating fresh produce, we raise pasture-raised livestock with care and respect, promoting biodiversity and soil health. Our integrated approach supports a balanced ecosystem, producing high-quality meat while maintaining the integrity of the land.
Sea Salt
Dried Herbs + Spices
Teas + Honey
VISIT US AT THE
FARM STAND
168 Hummock Pond Road ⬩ April through December
Selling fresh herbs, fruits, cut flowers, vegetables, honey, and plants!
We combine regenerative farming methods and organic practices to offer you a unique and diverse farming experience. Our farm embodies the principles of permaculture, with a special emphasis on growing perennial fruits & vegetables, aromatic herbs, beautiful flowers, and sea salt made using solar evaporation.
We believe in offering more than just fresh produce. We take pride in creating value-added goods that allow you to savor the flavors of our harvest throughout the year.
But our dedication to sustainability doesn't stop at food production. We take a holistic approach to land management, considering every aspect of our farm's ecosystem. We raise American Guinea Hogs to manage invasive species and restore balance to the land. These remarkable creatures are not only efficient foragers but also provide us with nourishing, pasture-raised pork.
As stewards of the land, we recognize the importance of regenerating and nurturing our soil. Our farm prioritizes soil regeneration by utilizing regenerative practices such as cover cropping, rotational grazing, and composting to enhance soil fertility and health.
We passionately believe in the power of regenerative agriculture to nourish the body, uplift the spirit, and leave a lasting legacy for the generations to come.