Rosemary Graff Email and Phone Number

When Rosemary and her husband Greg moved to Fort Collins in 2007, they spent the first several years raising their two boys and restoring the land, which had been a foreclosed property. Rosemary started a preschool co-op with a few families and that was her first taste of working with children in a farm setting -- she was hooked. As her children got older, she created a weekly class with their youngest kids and several more from the community and Farm School was born, where kids of all ages work, play and learn outside as they ride and care for horses, gather eggs, milk goats, feed the pigs, care for the rabbits, tend to the garden and swing in the huge haybarn. Over the years, Rosemary converted more of the farm into an outdoor learning space, began to offer horse boarding and riding lessons, became a 4-H leader and created summer camps which continue to grow and develop. ​Laughing Buck Farm strives to include and invite people of all backgrounds and abilities and has a therapeutic riding program as well as summer sensory camps for kiddos on the autism spectrum. FarmHer Rosemary continues to find therapeutic benefits in this unique farm setting and loves exposing kids, adults and families to the joys of connecting with nature, moving their bodies through work and play, and developing relationships with creatures great and small. In 2018 she founded the nonprofit, Friends of Laughing Buck Farm, in 2018 to develop educational and therapeutic horse and farm experiences for EVERYONE, creating a therapeutic riding program and farm and nature based therapy offerings for the community.In addition to her role as "FarmHer" she is also an English teacher, with degrees in Linguistics and a Master's degree in English. She also served in the U.S. Air Force as a Korean linguist.