Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Can small farms thrive near cities? Absolutely – with enterprise stacking.
In this video, I visit a 160-acre regenerative farm in Jarrahdale, WA, where Alyssa shares how she turned degraded land into a profitable, diversified farm using enterprise stacking and regenerative agriculture principles.
From pasture-raised eggs to meat sheep, olives, honey, veggies, and a no-dig market garden, this farm shows how to stack enterprises for resilience, community, and profitability. Plus, discover how local markets and co-ops create strong food systems and community networks.
👉 You’ll Learn:
✔ What enterprise stacking is and why it matters
✔ How regenerative practices transform poor soils
✔ Tips for building farm-to-community connections
📌 Related Videos:
🔗 Goats vs Weeds: Regenerative Revegetation
🔗 Pasture Cropping with Colin Seis
🌐 More on Regenerative Farming:
➡ Website: www.timthompson.ag
➡ Instagram: @farm_learning
#EnterpriseStacking #RegenerativeAgriculture #FarmBusiness #PastureRaisedEggs #CommunityFarming
This Video was made possible by Regen WA in it's "Make Your Hectare Count" Project Via the Western Australian Government State NRM Project.
regenwa.com
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00:00 Welcome to Jarrahdale Farm
00:27 Why Enterprise Stacking Matters
01:03 Meet Alyssa – The Vision for Regenerative Farming
01:47 From Degraded Soil to Thriving Farm
02:33 How Pasture-Raised Eggs Changed Everything
03:35 The Role of Sheep and Rotation in Soil Health
04:35 Building Community Through Local Farmers Markets
06:20 Creating a Farm Shop for Direct Sales
07:10 Collaborative No-Dig Market Garden Project
09:42 Gary Explains No-Dig Gardening & Composting
13:36 Closing the Loop: Waste to Soil Fertility
16:00 Polycultures and Biodiversity for Resilient Farms
18:30 Pest Management Without Chemicals
20:02 Three Tips for New Small Farm Owners
21:00 Why Regenerative Farming Builds Community
Can small farms thrive near cities? Absolutely – with enterprise stacking.
In this video, I visit a 160-acre regenerative farm in Jarrahdale, WA, where Alyssa shares how she turned degraded land into a profitable, diversified farm using enterprise stacking and regenerative agriculture principles.
From pasture-raised eggs to meat sheep, olives, honey, veggies, and a no-dig market garden, this farm shows how to stack enterprises for resilience, community, and profitability. Plus, discover how local markets and co-ops create strong food systems and community networks.
👉 You’ll Learn:
✔ What enterprise stacking is and why it matters
✔ How regenerative practices transform poor soils
✔ Tips for building farm-to-community connections
📌 Related Videos:
🔗 Goats vs Weeds: Regenerative Revegetation
🔗 Pasture Cropping with Colin Seis
🌐 More on Regenerative Farming:
➡ Website: www.timthompson.ag
➡ Instagram: @farm_learning
#EnterpriseStacking #RegenerativeAgriculture #FarmBusiness #PastureRaisedEggs #CommunityFarming
This Video was made possible by Regen WA in it's "Make Your Hectare Count" Project Via the Western Australian Government State NRM Project.
regenwa.com
Check out my website for even more content https://timthompson.ag/
Support me on Patreon patreon.com/timthompsonmedia
Facebook facebook.com/timthompsonmedia
Instagram instagram.com/timthompson.ag
Subscribe for a new video each week! New content uploaded every weekend.
My Channel youtube.com/channel/UCdtlC5DtsgZKCM8gislyDJw
00:00 Welcome to Jarrahdale Farm
00:27 Why Enterprise Stacking Matters
01:03 Meet Alyssa – The Vision for Regenerative Farming
01:47 From Degraded Soil to Thriving Farm
02:33 How Pasture-Raised Eggs Changed Everything
03:35 The Role of Sheep and Rotation in Soil Health
04:35 Building Community Through Local Farmers Markets
06:20 Creating a Farm Shop for Direct Sales
07:10 Collaborative No-Dig Market Garden Project
09:42 Gary Explains No-Dig Gardening & Composting
13:36 Closing the Loop: Waste to Soil Fertility
16:00 Polycultures and Biodiversity for Resilient Farms
18:30 Pest Management Without Chemicals
20:02 Three Tips for New Small Farm Owners
21:00 Why Regenerative Farming Builds Community
