Why Colonial Trades Farm?

Naturally grown produce sustains our longevity and quality of life as we minimize the harm we do to the natural world around us. Sharing that produce with others is an important part of being a good citizen; doing so profitably makes good works sustainable.

Revolution!

A distant governor, in the form of Big Agriculture, delivers over great distances many necessary groceries to our local retailers at a cost of a heavy tax on future generations. Beholding to those closest in geography and thought, their shareholders, those distant governors do not consistently act in the interests of our local community. A community in which we share many common interests.

We are, indeed, bound together to one another in our common interests as a community. We are bound together in a community built by neighbors. Neighbors who bring unique skills and resources together to improve the quality of life for all.

The foundations of these United States have been laid down by the good works of the people. Sustainable production of naturally grown crops, locally distributed within the community has been part and parcel of that foundation of this republic.

Now is the time for all good citizens to act as a community by supporting local trades, reducing the harm we do to the world around us, and controlling the tax our actions impose on the generations of Americans to come.