It's total area is about 3 acres. It raises enough food for several families. Though the soil is a rocky adobe, the rich fertile water of the Klamath River gives unexpected prolific growth to all crops. Crops Along the edge of Highway 96 the fence is lined with 100 year old Chestnut trees. These trees do not produce until they are about 20 years of age, any appreciable crop.
Berries are wild blackberry and domestic strawberry.
At the end of the farm yard there is an area for pig pens. These have water and electricity for heat lamps. A scalding vat is in this area also for old time butchering. In the small grove of oak trees at the river's bend is an electric outlet for camping.