Hundred Fruit Farm is a regenerative permaculture farm in Bucks County, Pennsylvania (in the United States), outside of Philadelphia. We grow a wide variety of different things including herbs, veggies, and mushrooms, but we are mostly focused on growing fruits, berries, and nuts. We also raise animals on our farm and integrate them into our permaculture plantings, so the highlight of our farm is our silvopasture-orchard system in which we grow black locust trees for timber and a wide variety of different no-spray fruit trees, all the while rotationally grazing babydoll Southdown sheep throughout the silvopasture system and across the entire farm. We breed our flock of babydoll Southdowns every year and sell the lambs to customers, mostly as farm pets.
We host an annual Permaculture Design Course every year, and although we teach most of the course, we also invite in a diverse group of permaculture guest teachers to help teach various parts of the course that they specialize in. We also run and host smaller one day or weekend workshops from time to time. We pride ourselves in serving as a community hub for permaculture in the Philadelphia area.
We also have a nursery at Hundred Fruit Farm where we sell a variety of different fruit trees, berries, nut trees, groundcover plants, and other permaculture plants, most of which we propagate ourselves on-site.