On December 10, 2025, Asawana Farms welcomed Monica and Pete from Future Harvests as part of our engagement in The Million Acre Challenge—a statewide effort dedicated to transforming agriculture by building soil health across Maryland.
On December 13, 2025, Asawana Farms proudly welcomed a group of dedicated volunteers for a hands-on workday focused on shaping our regenerative agriculture plans for the Spring 2026 growing season.
Across Maryland—especially in Prince George’s County—a powerful movement has been building: a movement insisting that food should heal, not harm.
We had the pleasure of welcoming Park Ranger Brian to Asawana Farms. It’s not every day that a park ranger swaps his hat for a farmer’s cap — but when passion meets purpose, amazing things can happen on the farm!
At Asawana Farms, we’ve always believed that farming is more than planting seeds—it’s curiosity, innovation, and the courage to try something new even when the odds seem stacked against you.
There’s something truly special about watching life come full circle — where hands that once tilled the soil in their youth return to the land, not for labor, but for connection, joy, and purpose.
At Asawana Farms, every harvest tells a story — a story of soil, sun, and the people who make the work meaningful. This past weekend, that story came to life through the laughter, curiosity, and dedication of four wonderful volunteers who answered our call to come learn how to harvest sweet potatoes.
At Asawana Farms’ Urban Farm Incubator in Upper Marlboro, we transformed our working fields into an open-air comedy venue — a space where laughter met the land, and where community blossomed under the stars. It was an evening filled with joy, connection, and shared purpose — the essence of what agrotourism at Asawana Farms is all about.
On November 2, 2025, something beautiful happened at Asawana Farms. While the federal government shutdown continued to affect families across our region, Councilwoman Wala Blegay reached out to us with a simple but powerful idea: Could we help provide fresh food to furloughed workers who suddenly found themselves without a paycheck?
