Rather than pretend I’m a chef, I’m going to let you learn from the pros on how to cook lamb.
Two girls creating a joyful life while caring for our flock and the land under our care.
Two girls creating a joyful life while caring for our flock and the land under our care.
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Rather than pretend I’m a chef, I’m going to let you learn from the pros on how to cook lamb.
Most would argue that I was born a farmer, and they would be mostly right. But my passion to farm was given purpose because of one class during my final year of college.
This is always my favorite time of year. I’m a dreamer and a do’er and I thrive on setting goals. So, this time of year always energizes me as I look back at last year and look forward to a new year in front of me.
I think most people would agree knowledge is power. However, our food system has done a really good job of disguising itself and today I want to take some time to give you a little more insight into what the beef and lamb labels really mean.
I haven’t been farming long, but in the last three year’s I’ve learned a lot about this industry through some incredible resources. Today, I wanted to share with other aspiring farmers/newbie’s like me what I’ve used to grow in my knowledge of the food system, grass-fed farming and marketing.
One of the things Matt and I love about landscape architecture is how shaping the land defines space and accents unique topography. This summer we had an excavator in to shape a lot of land at the homestead and we're thrilled with the results.
I'm just like you, everything I can order online I do and free shipping is always better. This is exactly why I've chosen to focus my farm on providing quality meats that can be conveniently ordered online and delivered for FREE to LOCAL doorsteps.
It's absolutely crazy to me how fast time flies; and when you're working hard it seems to go by even faster. Today we're celebrating one very busy, beautiful, challenging and exciting year here at the homestead.
When we bought this farm it hadn't seen livestock for at least 30 years, old pastures had grown in with woody and invasive species and were definitely in need of some major maintenance. In March we put our personal basement remodel on hold to get back to the farm projects.
