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We are witnessing the resurgence of interest in land and food. With only 1% of the US population living on a farm, very few people get to live or experience this firsthand. We stand in the gap, so that others may experience farm life through us. We aim to give people the confidence to begin raising animals, gardening, and growing food on their own. 

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Good Creation Farm is a 501C3 Nonprofit focused on agricultural education. We take our farm animals on the road to churches, schools, and elder care facilities for events, classes and presentations. We also host events at the Gsellman Family Farm, in Medina, OH. Our goal is to create memorable experiences and opportunities to learn new skills. The lessons focus on activities that are seasonally relevant. We open the year with making maple syrup in the early spring, this transitions into baby animals being born and animal husbandry. Then we come into planting season.  The farm and gardens are in full glory through the summer, with harvests of everything from flowers, to blackberries in August, to pumpkins moving into the fall. In the winter months we move inside and focus our energy on spinning yarn from our fiber animals, fiber art, pottery, and farm to table baking.

ABOUT THE FARM

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The Gsellman Family

"Yes they do spit." and "the G is silent". For 21 years the Gsellman property consisted of 2 alpaca farms, Old Willow Farm and MaRachels Alpacas of Ohio. Through the 90s the alpaca farm grew from a couple animals to close to 100. The family travelled to shows and provided shearing services across the country.

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In 2021 Lucas and Crysta moved back to the farm to build their home and started Good Creation Farm to share their experiences with others. Their children represent the 4th generation of Gsellmans to live on the farm and there are a lot more coming!  Lucas and Crysta have a passion for learning new things and have branched out to many other types of farm animals.

WILD IN THE WOODS

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I grew up exploring the woods, building forts, and interacting with the wildlife on my family’s farm. I planted gardens, raised animals, and chopped firewood. As I experience more of the world, I realize how unique my childhood was. Our family farm provided the freedom and security to create, explore, grow, and engage nature. I learned many lessons and created fond memories. I hope to extend those opportunities to as many children as possible, including my own. – Lucas Gsellman

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