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Vets on the Farm is more than a farm — it’s a place of transition, training, and renewed mission. Located in Spokane, our farm provides military veterans with hands-on agricultural experience, education, and community as they build a future in farming, ranching, and conservation.

The land serves as both a working production farm and an outdoor classroom. Every crop grown and every season completed represents practical skill-building, teamwork, and forward momentum.

ABOUT vETS ON THE fARM

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Our Roots

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Vets on the Farm was created as a program of the Spokane Conservation District to address two important needs: supporting veterans in their transition to civilian life and strengthening local agriculture.

What began as a small initiative has grown into a dynamic training farm where veterans gain experience in sustainable growing practices, food production, land stewardship, and small-farm operations.

We believe agriculture provides something uniquely powerful — structure, responsibility, purpose, and connection to community.

What We Grow

Our farm produces a diverse range of seasonal crops including:

  • Fresh vegetables

  • Culinary herbs

  • Flowers

  • Eggs

  • Specialty crops suited to the Inland Northwest climate

Production methods emphasize sustainable and regenerative principles, including soil health management, efficient irrigation, greenhouse production, and low-till cultivation.

The farm not only feeds the local community — it also functions as a hands-on training ground where veterans learn real-world production skills from seed to harvest.

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A Living Classroom

The farm is designed as an immersive learning environment. Veterans participate in:

  • Crop planning and rotation

  • Soil preparation and fertility management

  • Irrigation setup and maintenance

  • Harvesting and post-harvest handling

  • Direct marketing and farm business fundamentals
     

By working through full production cycles, participants gain both technical skills and the confidence needed to pursue careers in agriculture or launch their own operations.

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