Chimacum Workhorse Project
The Chimacum Workhorse Project is exploring the potential of growing food in East Jefferson County, WA while minimizing fossil fuel inputs. The goal of this website and blog is to advocate for local food system resilience and to honestly tell the story of our journey.
Latest blog post excerpts below:
Moving from concept to reality using implements. When we’re driving around with our horses we will frequently get the question, “what are you doing with them?” We explain that we’re farming with them but then I sometimes notice a look on the faces that makes me wonder if people even know what that means. Maybe…
It can be a challenge to keep horses in training during the winter. But yesterday we hitched John and Jim to the forecart with the little utility trailer behind. Of course everything looks different when covered in snow so around each corner we had to stop and let them figure things out. We went around…
Significant climate-related news has been reported early in 2024 and has received fairly good coverage in the media despite all the usual distractions. The big story is that 2023 was the hottest year on record by an exceedingly wide margin. Spoiler alert: its a good news/ bad news situation. The bad news is that extreme…