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Nature's Pantry “Why are we so sick?” 👈🏻 -❓that started it all
Now raising healthy food
RN ➡️ Regenerative Farmer 🇺🇸
Grassfed beef, pork, pastured eggs & raw milk
📍MN

10/13/2026

I spent over 10 years working as a registered nurse before making the conscious decision to walk away from healthcare and raise my family and our food the way I believe God and nature intended.

Real food. Raised on our land. By our own hands.

And yes, that includes raw milk.

Today, we provide milk to 85 families who have made that same choice. Families who want to know their farmer, know where their food comes from, and have a say in what they put on their tables.

I understand that raw milk carries risks. I spent enough years in healthcare to appreciate the importance of understanding those risks.

But there’s a big difference between educating people about risks and taking away their ability to make informed decisions.

And when powerful corporations, lobbyists, and special interests have the ability to influence the policies that shape our food system, I think we should all be paying attention.

You don’t have to agree with my choices. And I don’t have to agree with yours.

But shouldn’t we both have the freedom to make them?

That’s what food freedom means to me.

I’ve been trying to be a whole lot more intentional about slowing down lately.Sunshine. Grounding. Fresh air. Less scree...
10/09/2026

I’ve been trying to be a whole lot more intentional about slowing down lately.

Sunshine. Grounding. Fresh air. Less screen time. And actually taking 20 minutes where nobody needs anything from me. Which, if you’re a mom, you know isn’t always easy. 😂

A few weeks ago, Pranamat | #1 Massage Set For a Reason reached out and offered to send me their acupressure mat and pillow in exchange for sharing my honest experience.

And honestly, the timing couldn’t have been better.

The first few times were a little intense, but now? My body actually craves those 20 minutes.

I’ve been taking it outside, putting my bare feet in the grass, soaking up some sunshine, and just being still.

No phone. No multitasking. No accomplishing anything.

Just 20 minutes to slow down and give my nervous system a little break.

It’s become one of my favorite parts of the day.

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Sometimes taking care of ourselves doesn’t have to be so complicated. ❤️

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We’ve become incredibly disconnected from what it actually takes to feed us.And after another week of messages that remi...
10/07/2026

We’ve become incredibly disconnected from what it actually takes to feed us.

And after another week of messages that reminded me just how differently farming works from the grocery store, I figured it was time to say a few things.

I LOVE that more people are looking for local food. Truly.

But buying from a farmer is different.

It requires a little more planning. A little more patience. And a whole lot more connection to where your food actually comes from.

And honestly, I think that’s a really good thing.

Here are a few things I wish more people understood. ☝️

10/02/2026

Maybe the good life isn’t having more.

More money.
More followers.
More likes.
More stuff.
More recognition.

Maybe it’s waking up grateful for what you already have.

Good food.
People you love.
Work worth doing.
A sunset you actually stop to notice.
A life that doesn’t need to impress anyone else.

This world will always tell us to chase more.

But I’m starting to think the richest life might just be the simplest one.

Less chasing. More gratitude. 🤍

09/27/2026

We have built an entire society where almost everyone depends on a very small percentage of people to know how to grow crops, raise livestock and produce food.

And meanwhile, farms keep disappearing.

We’ve gotten so comfortable with full grocery store shelves that I think we forget food doesn’t actually come from a grocery store.

Someone has to raise it.

Someone has to plant it.

Someone has to get up before the sun and milk the cow.

Someone has to take the risk, fight the weather, care for the animals, pay the bills and somehow make enough money to do it all again next year.

Because no matter how advanced our world becomes, there is one thing we will never outgrow:

We still have to eat.

And somebody still has to know how to raise the food.

So find the farmers around you.

Buy from them when you can. Know their names. Learn how your food is raised.

Because if we want farms to still be here for the next generation, we have to give them a reason to stay.

A customer came to the farm to see her beef before he goes to the butcher tomorrow.She bought a whole beef that will fee...
09/27/2026

A customer came to the farm to see her beef before he goes to the butcher tomorrow.

She bought a whole beef that will feed her family for the next year. And before he left our farm, she wanted to see him for herself, bless him, and thank God for the nourishment he will provide her family.

Somewhere along the way, we became incredibly disconnected from our food.

Meat became a package. Milk became a jug. Eggs became a carton.

And when we stopped seeing the land, the animals and the farmers behind our food, we stopped asking questions too.

Where did this come from?
How was it raised?
What kind of life did it have?
What am I supporting with my dollars?

She didn’t have to come today.

She wanted to know.

And I think there’s something really powerful about that.

Gratitude for the animal. Respect for the life that will nourish her family. And a desire to actually see what she’s choosing to support.

I want more of that.

More families standing in pastures. More kids knowing farmers. More people asking questions and seeing the answers with their own eyes.

Because every dollar we spend on food supports a way of farming, a way of raising animals and a way of caring for the land.

This is the community I never knew I would get to build, and I love it so much.

People who want more than food.

They want connection.
They want transparency.
They want to know.

Every meal comes from somewhere.

Every dollar supports something.

Maybe it’s time we started caring deeply about both.

09/24/2026

Sometimes I wonder if the crunchy moms aren’t actually crunchy.

Maybe we’re just the ones starting to notice how weird everything got.

Food that can sit on a shelf for years.

Ingredient lists that read like chemistry experiments.

Kids eating food dyes that are banned or restricted elsewhere.

Animals raised indoors their entire lives.

Fruit shipped thousands of miles so we can eat anything we want, any day of the year.

A pill for every problem.

Screens replacing sunshine.

And somehow…

wanting real food,
buying from a farmer,
reading ingredient labels,
cooking from scratch,
letting your kids play in the dirt,
questioning what you’re told,
and caring about what goes into your body…

makes you the weird one?

Maybe “crunchy” isn’t actually that radical.

Maybe we just got so far away from normal that normal started looking extreme.

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