Homecoming Farm

Steam fills the sugar house at Homecoming Farm, located on Linscott Run Road, while John Wood boils sap into maple syrup. Wood, the son of the Federal Hocking Superintendent George Wood, and council member Marcia Burchby, grew up in the village of Amesville. Two years ago he started Homecoming Farm on his parents land just outside of town. Wood admits that it is not easy to make a living farming. “I’m lucky because I have a lot of resources,” said John Wood. “Those are huge advantages and it’s still hard.”

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Steam fills the sugar house at Homecoming Farm, located on Linscott Run Road, while John Wood boils sap into maple syrup. Wood, the son of the Federal Hocking Superintendent George Wood, and council member Marcia Burchby, grew up in the village of Amesville. Two years ago he started Homecoming Farm on his parents land just outside of town. Wood admits that it is not easy to make a living farming. “I’m lucky because I have a lot of resources,” said John Wood. “Those are huge advantages and it’s still hard.”