Scott Hutterite Colony

Scott Colony is a Hutterite community established in 1993 near Scott, Saskatchewan, beginning with 10 families and now home to around 20 families totaling approximately 115 people. Our diverse agricultural operation includes chickens, pigs, beef cattle, dairy farming, crop production, and vegetable gardening, with every colony member contributing their skills to our unified community.

Scott Colony is a Hutterite community established in 1993 near Scott, Saskatchewan, beginning with 10 families and now home to around 20 families totaling approximately 115 people. Our diverse agricultural operation includes chickens, pigs, beef cattle, dairy farming, crop production, and vegetable gardening, with every colony member contributing their skills to our unified community.

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Hutterite Colony · Scott, Saskatchewan

Scott Hutterite Colony

Scott Colony is a Hutterite community established in 1993 near Scott, Saskatchewan, beginning with 10 families and now home to around 20 families totaling approximately 115 people. Our diverse agricultural operation includes chickens, pigs, beef cattle, dairy farming, crop production, and vegetable gardening, with every colony member contributing their skills to our unified community.

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Founded in 1993 near Scott, Saskatchewan, Scott Colony represents the essence of Hutterite community living, where 20 families comprising around 115 people work together in perfect unity across all aspects of agricultural life. Our comprehensive farming operation demonstrates the strength of collective effort, with specialized roles ranging from chicken and pig management to beef cattle and dairy operations, alongside extensive crop production and vegetable gardening that ensures both our community's sustenance and market success. Every member of our colony, from the youngest to the oldest, has a meaningful job and contributes to our shared prosperity, creating a living example of how traditional community values can thrive in today's modern agricultural world. As we approach the traditional colony size of 140 members—when Hutterite communities typically look to establish new settlements—we continue to embody the cooperative spirit and strong work ethic that makes our way of life both sustainable and inspiring, proving that in an increasingly individualistic world, there is still tremendous power and beauty in working together toward common goals.

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