
Our Farm
Housed on 93 acres and owned by Bloomfield Hills Schools since 1967. Animals such as sheep, horses, cattle, and goats graze the pastures along with acres of vegetable production, community gardens, and curated horticultural gardens.
Our mission is to cultivate community through education and engagement with agriculture and the local food system.
The authenticity of a small-scale working farm connects students and the community to where their food comes from. Learning comes alive with meaning and purpose as we welcome every learner to discover and wonder in the world around them. Bowers School Farm has something to explore each season!
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We’re thrilled to continue our partnership with the Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan to bring a season full of adventure, learning, and discovery!
🍀Daisies will explore the world around them with Shapes in Nature
🌻Brownies will spark their curiosity during Senses Badge Day
🌷Juniors will dig in at Mini Badge-a-Palooza, earning their Gardener and Flower badges!
From feeling textures and identifying scents to planting seeds and spotting nature’s hidden patterns, there’s something for every Girl Scout to discover.
Get ready for hands-on summer fun, badge-earning excitement, and unforgettable memories! Registrations can be found on the GSSEM website: https://www.gssem.org/en/discover/activities/event-list.html

Good Monday morning from around Bowers. Here’s to a great week ahead!




Everything Harvest:

Tomatoes! They are one of my favorite things to grow. I think pruning and trellising is the most satisfying garden task. We’ll be talking all about technique and trellis building at this week’s gardening workshop. And we’ll touch on options for peppers, eggplants, peas, and cucumbers as well. Follow the link in our bio to sign up.

We finished the big task of planting the hoophouse with summer crops. Scroll to see the process. It’s a lot of work to pull out the winter crops, reset the beds, set up irrigation, and replant. But it will be worth it when we taste those early tomatoes 🍅





