A small garden includes a hoop house in the making, where some crops will be nurtured through the winter months.
The Farminary is a 21-acre plot that was once a sod farm, just a couple of miles away from downtown Princeton.
He is looking to connect the land – adamah in Hebrew – to theological education. In the words of a piece on him and his project in The Mennonite World Review (read it here), he hopes to “grow the project in an intentional, disciplined way, using the best of agrarian sensibilities, paying attention to the seasons, what is prudent and will bear fruit.”