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Formerly Haven Hill Homestead
Grass Fed & Finished Lamb and Sheep Breed Stock
🥩 Protein Boxes 🐑 Breed Stock
🌱Regenerative Ag 📍WNC
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When you buy lamb from a local farm, you’re buying more than meat. ❤️You’re getting to know the people who raise your fo...
10/14/2026

When you buy lamb from a local farm, you’re buying more than meat. ❤️

You’re getting to know the people who raise your food. You’re supporting a family working to care for the land and animals entrusted to them. And you’re helping keep your food dollars closer to home.

At Three Ridges Farm, we believe good food begins with good stewardship — caring for the land, caring for our animals, and being thoughtful about what we bring to your table.

We know not everyone grew up eating lamb, and we’re happy to help you learn how to cook it, choose the right cuts, and find new family favorites.

Because knowing where your food comes from matters.

Have you ever purchased meat directly from a local farmer? We’d love to hear about your experience!

A little creekside time here at Three Ridges Farm. 🤎When we think about caring for this land, our vision goes beyond the...
10/12/2026

A little creekside time here at Three Ridges Farm. 🤎

When we think about caring for this land, our vision goes beyond the animals we raise or the food we harvest.

We want this land to remain a place where wildlife can thrive, where the creek and its surrounding habitat are cared for, and where the natural ecosystem has room to do what it was created to do.

Farming doesn’t have to mean working against the land. We believe it means learning to work with it.

That means being mindful of how we manage our pastures, care for our animals, protect the natural spaces around us, and make decisions with the long-term health of the land in mind.

We’re stewards here, not owners of every outcome. We trust the Lord has it. We’re doing our best to care for what has been entrusted to us.

And our prayer is that this little piece of land brings nourishment in many forms—to the wildlife that calls it home, to the animals we raise, to the families who gather around a meal from our farm, and to everyone who visits and finds a little peace here.

Stewardship. Care. Nourish.

That’s the heart behind what we’re building at Three Ridges Farm.

God’s got it all, from beginning to end. And if you love and follow Him, you are His beloved son and daughter.Take a dee...
10/11/2026

God’s got it all, from beginning to end. And if you love and follow Him, you are His beloved son and daughter.

Take a deep breath. Be still. Let yourself enjoy the moment you’re in, instead of letting worry steal the peace of today.

Scripture reminds us that the Lord is our Shepherd. He leads us to green pastures and still waters, and He stays with us through the valleys, too.

That doesn’t mean we won’t face hard things or have moments of fear. It means we don’t have to carry tomorrow’s troubles all by ourselves today.

Sometimes faith looks like taking the next step as we are led through a valley. Sometimes it looks like making a plan. And sometimes, it looks like resting in the green pasture and trusting the One who is keeping watch.

Whatever you’re walking through today, may you find a little room to breathe, a little peace in the present moment, and the reassurance that the Shepherd sees you, loves you, and hasn’t left your side.

Be still, and know that I am God. — Psalm 46:10 (NLT)

If you’ve ever wondered how to make lamb an easy weeknight meal, your Instant Pot might be your new best friend.Think te...
10/09/2026

If you’ve ever wondered how to make lamb an easy weeknight meal, your Instant Pot might be your new best friend.

Think tender, fall-apart lamb with potatoes, carrots, garlic, and herbs—all in one pot.

It’s the kind of meal that feels like you spent hours in the kitchen, even when your day was full of other things.
And honestly? Around here, we appreciate a good meal that doesn’t require standing over the stove all evening!

Lamb doesn’t have to be fancy or complicated. Sometimes, simple comfort food is exactly what you need.

Would you try lamb in your Instant Pot?

Storm prep looks a little different when you live on a farm. 🌧️With a lot of rain expected this weekend, we’re watching ...
10/09/2026

Storm prep looks a little different when you live on a farm. 🌧️

With a lot of rain expected this weekend, we’re watching the forecast and thinking through all the things that come with keeping a farm running through a storm.

Moving animals if needed. Checking water and shelter. Making sure we’re prepared for whatever the weather brings.

After experiencing Hurricane Helene two years ago—a storm that devastated so many communities across our region—we don’t take these forecasts lightly.

You learn that some things are beyond your control. But you can prepare, pay attention, and take care of what’s been entrusted to you.

So that’s what we’re doing starting today: keeping an eye on the weather, tending to our animals, and praying for the communities that may be affected. It looks like it’ll hit more directly on the Tennessee side of the mountains… big prayers for our TN friends and families.

If you’re in the path of this storm, I hope you stay safe, stay prepared, and have the help you need if things take a turn.
From our farm to yours, take care out there. 🤎

A little behind-the-scenes farm update 🐄About a week ago, we put our heifers in with the cows and our bull for breeding....
10/08/2026

A little behind-the-scenes farm update 🐄

About a week ago, we put our heifers in with the cows and our bull for breeding.

Last year, we had all heifer calves (girls!), which was wonderful for growing our breeding herd. But this year, we’re hoping for a few steers to raise for beef next year. 🤎

That’s one of the interesting things about raising cattle. You can plan, prepare, and make thoughtful decisions, but you can’t choose what those calves will be!

Now we wait and see what next year brings.

Farm life requires a lot of patience—and learning to be grateful for what each season gives you.

Today is Snow’s day. She recently gave us a sweet litter and  we are even keeping several of her pups (Mitchell, Pisgah,...
10/07/2026

Today is Snow’s day. She recently gave us a sweet litter and we are even keeping several of her pups (Mitchell, Pisgah, Sugar and Oakley). We just prayed over her and dropped her off for her Spay appointment. Please lift her in prayer today! She was nervous just to be leaving the farm today.

We’re getting close. 👀🌿Our Three Ridges Farm store is officially moving from “we’re working on it” to “you can actually ...
10/07/2026

We’re getting close. 👀🌿

Our Three Ridges Farm store is officially moving from “we’re working on it” to “you can actually come see it.”

We’re preparing for a soft opening this fall, and we’re getting very close to being ready to welcome people in.

We still have a few details to work out—hours, special farm happenings, and exactly what this little store will look like as we grow.

But we’re close enough that I can finally say:

Stay tuned. The farm store is coming.

And there’s another little update…

Our online store has been refreshed, too!

We have several non-meat farm goods that can be shipped, including our farm-grown basil salts, dried mint, books, and other goodies.

So if you’re not local, you don’t have to wait for the farm store to enjoy a little piece of Three Ridges Farm. 🤍

More details coming soon!

What would you want to see in a little farm store?

Tomorrow, (Tuesday) we’re asking for a few prayers for Duke. 🐾Our boy is headed to the vet for surgery tomorrow to be ne...
10/06/2026

Tomorrow, (Tuesday) we’re asking for a few prayers for Duke. 🐾

Our boy is headed to the vet for surgery tomorrow to be neutered.

He’s over five years old, so this isn’t exactly the puppy appointment we’ve gotten used to around here!

Duke has been part of our farm family since the beginning of us building the farm, and while this is a routine procedure, anytime one of our animals goes under anesthesia, this farm mama gets a little nervous.

So if you think of him Tuesday, we’d appreciate a little prayer for a smooth procedure, a safe recovery, and a happy, comfortable boy afterward.

I’ll keep you posted on how he’s doing. ❤️

And yes… I’m sure Duke would appreciate knowing he has a whole farm community cheering him on.

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