A community gathering seated on the grass beneath a large apple tree in golden evening light

Nathan Racey

Nathan sitting barefoot in a garden bed among seedlings, greens and fennel

About

Our answers lie in the soil

What does it mean to call a place home? Home is a place of safety, a place that I take care of and that takes care of me. Calling a place home is more than just words; it is attached to actions of reciprocity.

What would it mean to find home within ourselves?

Connection

“I believe that everyone is a mirror for each other and for ourselves.”

When I am teaching, all I can do is be in touch with my heart, so I can reflect that capacity back to others to listen to their own.

A huge driver for me is to create more networks and learn from a variety of people. If you'd like to grab a coffee, I'd love to connect.

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The work

Rooted in many worlds

Soil

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Spirit

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A freshly grown head of cauliflower cradled in hand among its broad leaves

Food

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A bright sunflower in full bloom against green leaves

Sound

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Nathan in a split-leg handstand on the grass of a sunny park under a wide blue sky

Movement

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From the garden

Moments of the season

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Nathan holding up a beet seedling while teaching in a backyard garden

Close-up of a cluster of dusty blue ripening blueberries

Participants sitting on the grass transplanting seedlings into trays

A tub piled high with freshly harvested dark grapes

Nathan crouching barefoot in the garden, inspecting a kale leaf

In the press

Featured

FarmFolk CityFolk · 11 August 2026

What happens when we take the time to understand how food grows

“Just having people understand what it takes to grow food can help make them more conscious consumers and hopefully develop more respect for farmers and people who steward the land.”

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The Ubyssey · 2026