From experience in prison ministry, a need for viable transitional housing that was not located in the city center or that required immediate employment by the former inmate was found.  Formation of the then unnamed Beulah Harvest ministry began in 2016 with Scott Green's vision for a farm environment to assist inmates exit the prison and return to being viable community citizens.  In 2017 Beulah Harvest, Inc was formed as a charitable organization. Many land parcels were reviewed before the current farm location was found.  We felt led by the Lord to the location the farm is at now and the land was acquired in 2018. In 2019 the house construction began for a 12 person residency and a staff member. In 2020 the shop was added for wood working, welding, and mechanical equipment maintenance. Fruit trees were planted and currently over 2000 fruit trees occupy the orchard with the first harvest planned this year.  Planned are chicken coop, larger vegetable garden, goats for land clearing, and additional livestock in the future.  A holistic farm that is near self sustaining is being attempted.