GHSF – Gray Hill School Farm

Garden Give Away

Location is 143 Grayhill School Road, West Point, GA. Breakfast was a BIG HIT last week, so we are doing it again… FREE Breakfast from the grill. Workshop title is “Planting a Willow Chapel”. For Compost Give Away, bring your own bucket or bag to carry it home.

Seed Swap and Workshop

Swap & Share seeds, seedlings, etc. plus a mini workshop “Start from scratch Gardening”. Kid friendly! Saturday February 24th, 2024 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM

Held at Gray Hill School Farm’s Workshop Site (143 Gray Hill School Road, West Point, GA)

Hanging Out On Father’s Day

Father’s Day Weekend Events Saturday: Permaculture Class – Several Interesting Topics 6AM-9AM – no charge (donations accepted) When:Saturday June 17th,2017 6AM-9AM What: Several Educational Topics including: Creating a Breeze on your land 18-Day Mulch Pile Building and Maintenance Building an Inexpensive Hoop House Where: RabbitEye Farm Front Lot Sunday: Rope…

Connecting Growers with Gardens

ONE of our goals here at Grayhill School Farm (GHSF) is to connect gardeners with land. Here is our first success story for 2017: The Gardeners Ron and Bonnie moved into our West Point, Georgia area from North Dakota. They have terrific farming skills, but their small plot of land…

Neonicotinoids – Honeybee Colony Collapse – Local Home Depot

What are Neonicotinoids? Why should we all be concerned, upset, outraged? If you don’t read any further, read this: Neonicotinoids are a LEGAL (now in 2016) insecticide that has been linked to honeybee colony collapse. First of all, this topic is not new, this group of chemicals is not new and…

Vision Overview

After much study and prayer toward serving my community, Gray Hill School Farm was created on faith. A not for profit entity, our mission is to be a catalyst for sustainable community abundance through research and education. The vision for community abundance is a collective of projects to create sustainable…

Utilizing shade.

beans Making use of hearty, fast-growing plants for shade can be beneficial to the plant as well as offering shade for the gardener. The sun in the middle of the day is the hottest and growing plants on straight steaks won’t help with temperature. Consider growing in an arch where you, the gardener, can get some overhead coverage from the sun. This also shades the plant’s root area and helps with water retention in the soil.

The Importance of Worms.

Worms are so important to the health of your garden. It’s recently been discovered that a worm simply rubbing up against a plant’s roots can inoculate that plant against most soil-born diseases.

Who we are

We are a non-profit organization. Our mission is to be a catalyst for sustainable community abundance through research and education. Click on our BLOG link at the top to find out more about what we are doing currently.