Old Capitol Farm is a diversified farm on 71 acres in Corydon, Indiana, which was the first state capital. Old Capitol Farm is hilly, and not well suited for large-scale farming. With horses and people as our predominant source of power, we make use of the soil to grow healthy food for people and livestock. We also manage the farm's timber, and operate a small sawmill. It is a beautiful thing to practice land stewardship in a way that provides our needs without compromising the cycles which sustain us. The good use of horses allows us to get the work done while contributing to soil health. Good horses are a necessary part of that equation. In the near future I would like to employ a team of Suffolk Punch mares on my farm. The breed is very rare in my area. Perhaps I can contribute to the promotion of the breed through breeding of new stock as well as their use on our farm.