Wonderful experience, Wonderful farm, people and herbs and plants! Thanks to Carole and Greg, farmers and herbalists. Most fun I've had in a long long time 💗

Ashley


Farm-Grown Medicinal Plants and Herbal Products

This collection includes all products from Mayim Farm, a small regenerative farm in South Alabama focused on medicinal plants and nutrient-dense crops.

We grow and produce plants with an emphasis on soil health, plant integrity, and minimal processing. Many of our products are grown, harvested, and prepared on the same farm, which lets us keep control over quality and handling.

Unlike most herbal products on the market, which come through long international supply chains, our focus is on transparency, regional growing, and direct production when possible.

How to Navigate This Collection

  • Moringa → nutrient-dense leaf products grown in Alabama
  • Herbal teas → dried plant blends for daily use
  • Single herbs → whole or minimally processed plant material
  • Tinctures → concentrated herbal extracts
  • Blends → targeted combinations of plants

Each product reflects a focus on origin, handling, and practical use rather than mass production.

Explore individual collections: Moringa products, Herbal teas.

Guérande gray sea salt, hand-harvested in the French salt marshes
 
Farm and homestead consultation service at Mayim Farm Opp Alabama
 

Frequently Asked Questions About Our Products

Do you grow everything you sell?

No, and we would rather say so plainly. We grow the moringa and the turmeric, we wildcraft the mullein, and we gather sweet gum balls from trees on and around our land. A handful of items we buy in and pack by hand here in Opp, Alabama. If you want to know where a specific product came from, ask us.

Are you certified organic?

No. We are not certified anything, and we do not use that word about our farm. We put no synthetic fertilizer, no pesticide, and no herbicide on this ground. Certification is a paperwork and fee process built for operations much larger than ours, and we would rather put that money into the land. Ask us what we use and we will tell you.

What forms do you sell plants in?

Dried whole leaf for brewing, powders for cooking and mixing, alcohol extracts taken by the dropper, capsules for when you would rather not taste anything, prerolls for the mullein, and blended teas. Same plants, different amounts of work already done for you. Which form suits you depends on how much kitchen time you want to spend.

How do I choose between them?

Ask what you will actually do with it. If you like making a cup of something, buy dried leaf or a tea. If you cook most nights, a powder disappears into food you already make. If you travel or forget things, an extract or a capsule survives your schedule better than a kettle does.

How long do dried herbs keep?

Whole dried leaf holds up about a year in a sealed jar kept out of the light, and longer if it stays cool. Powders fade faster because more surface is exposed, which is why we grind in small batches rather than ahead of time. Alcohol extracts keep for years. If a leaf has lost its color and its smell, it has lost the rest too.

What does regenerative mean on your farm?

It means we are trying to leave this ground better than we found it. We do not till more than we have to, we keep something living in the soil, we compost, and we let wild stands like the mullein come back on their own instead of clearing and replanting. That is a description of how we work, and not a certification.

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.