Guiding Strategies

These strategies guide the work of Corbin Hill Road Farm as we build a regenerative, community-centered agroforestry system. They outline how we steward the land, structure ownership, and create long-term pathways for shared prosperity.

1. Regenerative Agroforestry

Designing and managing perennial alleys—hazelnut, chestnut, elderberry, truffle-inoculated trees, and biodiversity plantings—to build soil, sequester carbon, and increase long-term resilience.

2. Purpose-Locked Ownership (PPT)

Transitioning the farm into a Perpetual Purpose Trust that permanently protects the land, ensures shared governance, and keeps value circulating locally.

3. Value-Added Production & Rural Economy

Developing oils, flours, medicinal extracts, fermented products, and co-packed goods that create stable cash flow and strengthen local supply chains.

4. Education, Skill-Building & Community Knowledge

Operating as a living classroom for agroforestry training, ecological stewardship, farmer incubation, and regenerative entrepreneurship.

5. Community Wealth & Shared Posterity

Building systems that extend wealth-building opportunities to workers, historically excluded farmers, and regional partners.

6. Climate Resilience & Ecological Restoration

Enhancing biodiversity, water management, carbon sequestration, and long-term soil fertility through perennial systems and regenerative land practices.