Meadowcreek is a 1600-acre learning laboratory dedicated to agroecological resilience. It occupies a pristine valley which is one of the largest privately owned preserved tracts in the Ozark region, located near Fox, Arkansas. With a three-mile long valley rimmed on both sides by high, rocky bluffs rising 500 feet above the canyon floor, it offers rich farmland, 1,200 acres of mixed hardwoods and
evergreens, and abundant water. Meadowcreek enjoys the Ozarks’ generally mild climate and is home to the region’s typical plants and animals, as well as to varieties of flora and fauna that are usually found in more arid climates. Designated a wildlife preserve in 1996, Meadowcreek’s very existence is the result of the vision of a series of committed individuals and organizations who, over the past 30 years, have sought solutions for surviving in a world where inexpensive energy, unlimited natural resources, and high biological productivity can no longer be sustained. Meadowcreek uses its abundant land and facilities as a launching pad for innovative and sustainable agricultural projects. It acts as an incubator for young farmers, new businesses, and experimental designs. Meadowcreek is always looking for new ideas, start-ups, and farmers to host. Contact us for more information about how Meadowcreek might be a good fit for you.
