Hiram Farm has grown leaps and bounds since it first opened back in 2009. At that time, a dedicated group of parents and professionals sought to start a program for adults on the autism spectrum and those with developmental disabilities to give them a place to be in nature while learning real-world skills.
The farm began as an empty 15-acre...
Read moreThanks for the article. I went to Hiram College, graduating in 1971. I spent one Summer living and working on the Couch organic farm. I slept in a bare 2nd story room in a building behind the house. At that time they had also recruited two young couples to live and work at the farm. I recall traveling with Mr. Couch to Amish farms when he gave talks on organic farming.