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In Theaters: May 10, 2019 (limited)
On DVD/Blu-ray: August 20, 2019
PG | 1h 31m | Documentary
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After adopting a rescue dog, John and Molly Chester decide to move from Los Angeles to a 240-acre farm in Moorpark, California in order to grow food without the use of chemicals. Without a farm background, the two get help from eccentric biodynamic expert Alan York. They revive an irrigation pond, build a worm compost facility, tend to an orchard with a variety of fruit, and get a pregnant sow named Emma, who gives birth to more piglets than they’d expected. However, they find a lot of challenges as well, including California wildfires, saving their crops from snail infestation, dealing humanely and respectfully with coyotes who would like to make a meal of their ducks, and saving an orphaned lamb.
Director: John Chester
Studio: Neon
Producer(s): John Chester, Sandra Keats
Cast: John Chester, Molly Chester
Writer(s): John Chester, Mark Monroe
Official Site: thebiggestlittlefarmmovie.com
66 votes and 19 Reviews
| Write a Review
Rotten Tomatoes® Score 91%
95%
In Theaters: May 10, 2019 (limited)
On DVD/Blu-ray: August 20, 2019
PG | 1h 31m | Documentary
Watch Trailer
After adopting a rescue dog, John and Molly Chester decide to move from Los Angeles to a 240-acre farm in Moorpark, California in order to grow food without the use of chemicals. Without a farm background, the two get help from eccentric biodynamic expert Alan York. They revive an irrigation pond, build a worm compost facility, tend to an orchard with a variety of fruit, and get a pregnant sow named Emma, who gives birth to more piglets than they’d expected. However, they find a lot of challenges as well, including California wildfires, saving their crops from snail infestation, dealing humanely and respectfully with coyotes who would like to make a meal of their ducks, and saving an orphaned lamb.
Rotten Tomatoes® Score 91%
95%
In Theaters: May 10, 2019 (limited)
On DVD/Blu-ray: August 20, 2019
PG | 1h 31m | Documentary
After adopting a rescue dog, John and Molly Chester decide to move from Los Angeles to a 240-acre farm in Moorpark, California in order to grow food without the use of chemicals.
Without a farm background, the two get help from eccentric biodynamic expert Alan York. They revive an irrigation pond, build a worm compost facility, tend to an orchard with a variety of fruit, and get a pregnant sow named Emma, who gives birth to more piglets than they’d expected.
However, they find a lot of challenges as well, including California wildfires, saving their crops from snail infestation, dealing humanely and respectfully with coyotes who would like to make a meal of their ducks, and saving an orphaned lamb.
