LITTLE POTOMAC RANCH

Little Potomac Ranch is the homeplace of our project from where we hope to make the world a kind, nourishing place to live. We aspire to acquire land in Virginia or North Carolina by summer 2019.

A NEW
NATION

We are building a Nation of ethical people aligned with Natural Law as described in the COURT OF AGES Law of the Land Handbook. Our mission is to acquire a "do no harm" lifestyle and begin producing goods and services that will allow others to do the same.
We started by asking ourselves: How much of our goods, products and materials come from ethical sources? What trees are cut to provide our toilet paper? How is the ink in our pens or printers produced? What's in our personal care products? By what methods is our food grown? We asked, how do our habits affect others? Do we have a "do no harm" lifestyle?

​It was tough admitting that almost everything we consumed involved unfair, unethical or outright harmful treatment of the land, of children (child labor), of animals and one another.

Now, having completed our personal inventory and created our personal transition plans, our mission is to:
  • create products, goods and services that allow for a massive switch to ethical living in America
  • to inspire local governing bodies to create policies that allow the creation and use of ethical products, goods and services

JOIN THE FUN

We are seeking individuals who align with Natural Law as conceived in the Law of the Land Handbook and have knowledge and experience with:  
  • Micro Hydropower
  • Atmospheric Water Generation
  • Geothermal Greenhouses
  • Growing (food, hemp, cotton, etc.)
  • Renewable Building Materials (hemp, clay, etc.)
  • Plant Textiles & Clothing

WIN-WIN FOR EVERYONE 
We aim to establish a one-year transition plan (to Natural Law) that:
  • strengthens the local economy
  • provides jobs for area residents
  • inspires the town or county board of supervisors

We plan to do this by:
  • offering quality goods and services
  • applying innovative business models
  • utilizing materials and methods that honor the regenerative cycles of life

All in alignment with Natural Law as described in the COURT OF AGES Law of the Land Handbook.