REV On Air: Building A Regenerative Farm with Sam Nana-Sinkam

We chat with Sam Nana-Sinkam, founder of Bloom Farm, a regenerative chestnut farm and wellness destination in Pennsylvania. Sam previously worked for Google, living in an urban environment. He emphasizes the importance of reconnecting with nature and the opportunities it offers. We cover wellness, community engagement, and regenerating the soil. All topics that we are passionate about at REV. Join Sam on his mission to restore land and create a natural sanctuary for everyone to come and explore.

Listen Here discover Bloom Farm

“This idea of taking care of the soil, only permeates if you are out there every single day touching it.”

Sam Nana-Sinkam

Sam Nana-Sinkham giving a tour at Bloom.

Cora Hilts and Sam Nana-Sinkham inspecting a chestnut tree at the farm.

About Bloom Farm:

Once home to the Lenni Lenape Tribe, the Oley Valley is a location of immense beauty and has a rich history of healing. Built on the belief that food is a key medicine, Bloom Farm now occupies 60 acres of preserved land nestled against a limestone ridge within the Oley Valley in Pennsylvania. They are passionate about letting nature’s rhythms nourish their regenerative practices to create a vibrant ecosystem of forests, pastures, and protected waterways.

Drawing from the knowledge of the Native American tribes who inhabited this area for thousands of years, Bloom Farm is extremely careful in how they approach and steward their land – this means holding true to their regenerative principles of limited soil disturbance, diversity of organic matter, no artificial inputs, and sustainable energy practices. Please learn more about how they tend their land, gardens, animals, and waterways here!