The Farm at Okefenokee is approximately 300 acres. Located in South Georgia on the border of the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, Cadence led the master planning efforts for this Agritourism focused project. The master plan includes design elements which foster the objectives to restore and preserve agricultural lands, supply alternative sources of power, create educational opportunities to the public, and provide ecotourism experiences for guests. The working farm is currently testing and harvesting a variety of organic based and heirloom crops, and will operate as a supplemental food supply for the staff and visiting guests. Through additional regenerative agriculture practices, the master plan design works with the natural land to sequester carbon storage, increase soil water holding capacity, stop soil erosion, protect the purity of groundwater and establish conditions for crops to become more disease and pest resilient. Residents that reside in this farm development have access to standing gardens, orchards, row crops, pigs, goats, bees and chickens. The majority of food needed is provied by onsite food growth and animal husbandry. Cabins are set in three distinct neighborhoods The Pasture, The Farm, and The Orchard.
