Are you looking for ways to connect with nature and enhance your overall well-being? Look no further than Topsy Farms' Connect to the Land program! Topsy Farms is a family-run farm located on Amherst Island, Ontario, Canada, that offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the natural world and experience farm life. At Topsy Farms, the Connect to the Land program aims to enhance human connection with the land and community by providing space and programs for people of all ages and backgrounds to have deeply engaging experiences with the natural world. The program's mission is to cultivate an awareness of the benefits of being in nature and to develop partnerships with local individuals, communities, and organizations to generate...

  Wool Blankets for Menopausal Women: The Perfect Solution for Hot Flashes and a Good Night's Sleep   As menopausal women, we know firsthand the struggles of hot flashes and disrupted sleep. These symptoms can make it difficult to feel comfortable and rested, which can have a significant impact on our daily lives. But what if we told you that there is a simple solution that can help regulate your body temperature and provide relief from hot flashes and sleepless nights? Introducing Topsy Farms' 100% Canadian wool blankets and throws. Not only are these blankets elegant and of the highest quality, but they are also specifically designed to help regulate your body temperature and provide relief from hot flashes. The...

Pollinators play a crucial role in our ecosystems and food production, they come in all shapes and sizes, from bees, beetles, butterflies to hummingbirds and bats.  Honey bees happen to be  one of the most well-known and serve as an excellent introduction to the vast but diminishing world of pollinators as we know it. The next generation can  save wildspaces and pollinators if they love them. Folks learn to love the wild by knowing it,  its inhabitants, and the millions of little fascinating functions of great consequence. Our mission is to share our little corner of wild with as many people as possible , especially the young people. We love our bees but going forward, we will be calling our...

Hello family, The June grass was glorious: lush and plentiful. Even now in mid-August things are green. The Lighthouse pasture regrowth is stunning: the yellows, blues, and purples are out of this world. One must remind oneself that there is anything wrong in the world when the west wind tickles the clover and fills a nose with fragrance. 2020 is the year of learning from past mistakes. In many cases, we have actually been "on it". Example, in late May, pastures were trimmed the same day sheep moved on to the next field. We had one hay cutter going while lambing was still happening. What forage they left behind was actually worth baling in many cases (for drought hay at...