12/10/2026
We’ve been pretty quiet over here on our side of the internet.
Since having our baby in June last year, so much of our focus has turned inward — towards our family, and refining our vision for the farm.
For the last few years, so much of our energy had been focused on moving forward. Growing the business, producing more, selling more, and trying to make all the pieces work.
This winter we shifted from business as usual when we stepped away from our online retail and slowed down our sales, choosing to supply only our committed members in a way that better reflects where the farm — and our family — are right now.
It gave us space to slow down, recalibrate and put our energy back into dreaming, resting and refining our plans.
And in some ways, the farm has been doing the same thing.
We’ve spent winter putting a huge amount of work back into the land — resting paddocks, improving fertility, planting diverse pastures and giving the soil and plants the conditions they need to regenerate.
Now, as the cattle move onto fresh spring pasture, that work is starting to become visible.
It’s made me think a lot about how much of the important work in life happens when it looks like nothing is happening at all.
A paddock needs rest before it can grow again. And sometimes we do too.
Rest isn’t the opposite of productivity. Done intentionally, it’s a critical part of it.
There is a season for pushing forward, and there is a season for pulling back, nourishing what matters and allowing things to rebuild.
This has been a season of rest, nourishment and family for us.
And it feels really good to see both the farm and our family moving into a new season. 🌸