Landwell is on 22 acres. The upper land hosts a housing community, and HeartSeed Farm is located in the valley below. Jonive Creek flows through the bottom of this valley.

At HeartSeed Farm we observe the water as it flows down the hill and into the creek. Through carefully planned drainages and ponds, we slow and spread the water throughout the landscape. We prepare and apply our own compost, intentionally rotate crops & use cover cropping, we select seeds for drought tolerance, bury large amounts of biomass in hugelkultur mounds, and practice rotational grazing. This leads to increased soil fertility and diminished ground water demands. We don't till beds after they’ve been opened the first time. We incorporate perennial trees & shrubs, nitrogen fixers, and pollinator plants into each of the garden landscapes.

We are managing sheep with electric fencing, and we rotate them through the valley to improve the health of soil and grasses. Grasslands benefit when the sheep graze just enough to stimulate a healthy root system and new growth.

HeartSeed is intertwined with the BeeHive school that is nestled in the farm. Students help and learn at the farm by weeding and planting. These children are learning to recognize and value a thriving ecosystem, and how a farm can work in harmony with its surroundings.