Worlds End is a farm that was originally part of Saipua, an olive oil soap and floristry company owned and run by Sarah Ryhanen and her mother Susan.

Saipua made a name for itself through the dedication and hard work of many people since 2006 when it opened its first studio in Red Hook, Brooklyn.

In 2017 we closed our city operation to focus on education at the farm and build what has become Worlds End School of Thought Agriculture and Craft.

Worlds End School is a site for experimenting with different ways we can live, work and be in relationship to each other and the physical world around us. There’s a lot we would like to change about the world! Here, in a remote agricultural project, we can tinker with change in real time.

For some time, Saipua was the primary economic engine for the world-building activities at the farm. In 2023, Worlds End School established itself as a non-profit and we began the work of creating its own identity apart from Saipua.

Saipua still makes and sells a lot of beautiful olive oil soap and maintains a small and special floristry practice focused on teaching.

The farm (Worlds End School of Thought, Agriculture & Craft) is located in Esperance, NY in the Mohawk Valley 30 miles west of Albany.

Yes! Please visit us! We are open to the public on Sundays from May-October from 1-4 and serve excellent preparations of our excess vegetables for lunch in the coyotecafe (donation only.) Every Sunday there is a farm tour at 2pm with farmer Mark.

Additionally you can volunteer for week long periods, staying and working and learning along side our residents, apprentices and students.

A subscription gives you access to our library of video content. Each month, we release new videos. As a subscriber, you’ll be able to view each month’s new videos and access our complete video archive (as we build it).

Additionally, each month, Sarah will host an Ask Me Anything live video call with subscribers and is excited to answer any and all questions related to floristry, small business, communal living, farming, how to start a farm, etc.

Peek behind the scenes on our What’s Inside page, which is a replica of the home page members see when they log in.

When you sign up, you’ll be prompted to create an account and make your first payment. Once paid, access the videos by logging in to worldsend.tv with your username and password.

The subscription is billed as a recurring payment of $15/month or can be paid annually at a slight discount.

The videos are either educational (walking you through how to make bread, make a floral arrangement with a specific kind of flower, use plants for medicinal tinctures, make martinis, keep up your bookkeeping, practice some basic yoga for florists and farmers, etc) or they are documentation of the land and farm and creatures and residents here.

Peek behind the scenes on our What’s Inside page, which is a replica of the home page members see when they log in.

We will add 2-3 videos each month. We are all working farmers plus one director/editor so we cannot produce an exact timeline. Some weeks here we plan to shoot nothing then suddenly baby lambs are born unexpectedly and we make a video to share the following week.

Yes! Add our gift card to your cart and upon checkout, we will mail a physical gift card with a code for 1 year’s membership to your recipient.

Log in to your account and cancel at any time in the ‘Subscriptions’ section.

Please write us at hello@saipua.tv with any and all questions and requests for specific content!