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Eat Heal Farm

Heathar Shepard

Eat Heal Farm is a regenerative farm in progress. Located in the rugged hills of Northern New Mexico, our farm, Ojo Conejo, strives to make this world and land a better place through regenerative farming, ancestral food and a life connected to the land.

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