FARM SYSTEMS + AGTECH
The Littlest Big Farm is the flagship. Around it, we are standardizing the envelope, controls, growing hardware, and power systems that make compact agriculture more adaptable.
THE FLAGSHIP
A modular earthen controlled-environment microfarm with a current core footprint of roughly 10 by 12 feet.
The system combines thermal mass, retractable multilayer insulation, ventilation and humidity control, daylighting, renewable-energy support, sensors, automation, and crop-specific production modules.
A Priority Reservation establishes approximate production priority. It is not a final purchase, construction, installation, or home-improvement agreement. Final configuration, price, site work, permitting, delivery, and installation are handled later.
THE SYSTEM AROUND THE FARM
These started as parts of our own farms. We are opening pilot and preorder conversations as we standardize the designs and determine which configurations make sense outside a complete Littlest Big Farm.
An adjustable insulation layer designed to work with thermal mass, changing when the building retains heat and when the mass is allowed to exchange it.
A control layer for crop conditions, sensors, equipment state, alerts, and operator decisions. The goal is a system that sees the environment and helps the grower act on it.
Solar, storage, and power configurations designed around the farm, crop system, site, and desired resilience.
VERTICAL GROWING
A simpler entry point into vertical production, useful inside a Littlest Big Farm or as a stand-alone growing setup.
A compact vertical rack for small-space growing and experimentation.
More vertical growing area for growers who want a taller production or propagation setup.
Racks, hydroponic layouts, mushroom fruiting modules, propagation, and research setups scoped around the crop and space.
HOW IT WORKS
Crop, location, scale, utilities, timing, and whether you need a full farm or one part of the system.
We determine what is standard, what must be adapted, and what belongs with qualified local contractors or licensed providers.
Final specifications, pricing, delivery, installation, and any site-specific work are documented before project execution.