Be not afraid of growing slowly, be afraid only of standing still.
Welcome to Early Dawn Farm
At Early Dawn Farm, we are more than just a farm—we are a community dedicated to regenerative agriculture, hands-on learning, and reconnecting with the land. As a small family-run farm, we believe in farming practices that generate an abundance providing more than merely sustainable practices.. Practices that nourish the soil, respect our animals, and provide wholesome food for our family and community.
Learn, Grow, and Connect
We offer workshops and classes in our spacious shop and classroom, bringing in experts to share valuable homesteading skills and sustainable farming practices. Whether you're eager to master cheese-making, learn about rotational grazing, or discover the art of beekeeping, our workshops provide a unique opportunity to deepen your knowledge and embrace a more self-sufficient lifestyle.
Eat What We Grow
From fresh vegetables to pasture-raised dairy and eggs, our farm is home to a thriving garden, LaMancha dairy goats, Katahdin sheep, a family dairy cow, ducks, chickens, and honeybees—all raised with care and respect. We believe that good food starts with healthy soil and ethical farming.
Stay Connected!
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Check out our Events page for upcoming workshops, and subscribe to our email list for early access to exciting classes and farm-fresh offerings.
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Join us in cultivating a future that values tradition, sustainability, and community. We can't wait to welcome you to Early Dawn Farm!
Water Valley, Alberta
How It All Started...
About
Back in 1987, we bet every dime we had on a stunning 40-acre plot of land and a dream to raise our family differently than how we grew up in the city. We wanted our kids to learn the value of hard work, respect for nature, and to know where their food came from. Now that our kids are grown, our journey has become about sharing these lessons with our community, learning together and expanding on regenerative practices that connect us more and more, every day, to this land that we call home.
