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Life on the Farm
From factory farms to farting cows… how are we keeping our operation sustainable?
Sustainability – a key phrase in our day to day lives in the agriculture industry. As farmers, we have a desire and duty to respect and preserve the land, conserve resources, and be environmentally...
Harvest Ranch Trail Mix
When I re-read the title, I thought I'd all you Ranch Wives... but sadly this title is very literal in its meaning - Ranch Seasoned trail mix. I am always searching for fun things to add to Jordan's...
It’s PORKTOBER
It is finally October and one of the best months of the year. The crisp fall air reminds you to grab a jacket in the morning, apple cider is readily available at local market, and harvest is well...
Farming is a team sport
I grew up loving to play softball and basketball. I am the truest believer of team sports – motivation, positivity, support – basically all things team oriented. You learn how to be...
You see a fertilizer truck, I see a legacy
Father (noun): any male ancestor, especially the founder of a family or line. Can we all agree that a father is so much more than the above definition? This picture speaks a thousand words. From the...
I DON’T RECOGNIZE THE TWO PEOPLE IN THIS PHOTO
I try not to post super personal stuff on our farm page but it really is who we are. This picture is from October of 2014. We had just bought our new livestock trailer and drove to southern South...
LEARN FROM OUR ACTIONS AND WORDS
Rhett is excited about the baby corn peeking through the surface! The old saying of “do as I say and not as I do” is one that Jordan and I often find ourselves saying while teaching our 3 and 1 year...
Harvest Grocery Run
It is "that" time of the year again, when we, as farm wives, become seasonal single moms, left to do all the domestic chores around the house and prep meals for our farmers. Each fall, I make a...
Us Rural Women Have to Stick Together
Mamas, Wives, Women, Entrepreneurs, Farmers. Christians.
Life can get messy (and a bit lonely) when you’re trying to be everything for everyone all at once (especially during the busy planting and harvest season!)
I want you to know that you’re not alone in your journey. And together, we can work towards living authentically, confidently, and colorfully. Isn’t it time to bring back the blessing that is YOU?
So stick around and get to know your new community. And when you have a moment, tell me a bit about yourself!