Black Robin is located on four acres on the eastern edge of Bozeman, Montana. We are made up of volunteers, interns, local volunteers and farm partners. Black Robin is bordered by Sourdough Creek, and includes a pond, greenhouse, smokehouse, classroom and studios, farmhouse, cabin, campers for volunteers, outdoor eating and hang-out area, a young orchard, several gardens, tiny structure construction sites, grape arbor, hugelkultur berms, pasture/open space for our livestock, and more.
Black Robin is a couple minutes by bike from downtown Bozeman, the public library, Montana State University, the farmers market, a stop for the free bus line, and a few seconds away from miles of biking, hiking, and cross-country skiing trails. Bozeman, in turn, is a few hours away from Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks, dozens of hot springs, many Indian Reservations, and numerous National and State Forests and recreation areas.
We strive to use the land wisely, grow organic, work toward sustainability and self-sufficiency, eat healthy, experiment with efficient permaculture, agriculture, animal husbandry, and homesteading skills and then demonstrate those skills to kids, families, and young adults.​
About Us
The Black Robin Mission
Modern Homesteading
As much as it is a Farm and Orchard, Black Robin is a modern homestead.
- Broadly defined, homesteading is a lifestyle of self-sufficiency. It is characterized by subsistence agriculture, home preservation of foodstuffs, and it may or may not also involve the small scale production of textiles, clothing, and craftwork for household use or sale. - (WIkipedia)
Volunteers, Interns, etc.
We are always looking for more volunteers, interns, farm-partners and kids and adults who love animals, plants, and dirt!
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If interested, please visit the GET INVOLVED page.
