Let's first start with introductions that speak to the essence of who we are and this place - in the words of our farm's namesakes, Am and Mabel Heer, 1st generation farmers, "Take good care of the farm and the farm will take good care of you."

Welcome to Amabel Heer Farms! We're here on our 30ish-acre, 4th-generation family-operated nut, hay, and specialty small-batch restorative foods and flower farm planted in the rich soils of the Willamette Valley of Oregon, USA where we savor the big skies, fertile and sacred soil, and the healing that lives and grows here for us all.

Our farm serves as our home and World Headquarters of Red Bird & Co.

This land is sacred and a means to stay connected and committed to the more simple ways of life that allow for health, abundance, and happiness.

We're "Heer" on a mission to cultivate and regenerate higher frequency and harmony within and around through farming. This is the heart and soul of who we are. Frankly, it is in the soil and our heritage.

Rooted in an appreciation and reverence (and joy!) for our connection and communion with healing nature, we are committed to supporting the ongoing journey of well-being "Heer".

For ordering and information on our beloved, specially processed, in-shell (only) walnuts and hazelnuts, please visit our order page.

For private event hosting, farm land leasing, please send an email with your interest and inquiry to Farm@RedBirdCo.io

For spec growing of Heer hay, alfalfa or oats for your livestock, or to make a hay order reservation, please send an email with your specific inquiry or request to Farm@RedBirdCo.io

For flower farm orders and information, please send and email to Flowers@RedBirdCo.io

All other inquiries about our farm, events, flower, forage and food harvest + all the exciting happenings around the farm, please drop us an email Farm@RedBirdCo.io, or follow us on Facebook (Amabel Heer Farms) and Instagram (@AmabelHeerFarms) where we share as we can in between tending the land.

Welcome to Amabel Heer Farms... or think like we like to say, "I Am-able Farms".