10/02/2026
I know I’ve been pretty quiet on here lately, so I think it’s time for a long-overdue update. 🤍
Life has been absolutely crazy these last several months — both professionally and personally — and stepping away from social media for a while was something I really needed. Sometimes you get so caught up in keeping everyone updated, answering questions, defending decisions, and sharing every step that you forget to just live through it. Taking a break gave me some much-needed space to do exactly that.
But this week reminded me how much I love what I do.
On Thursday, I had the opportunity to attend the West Texas Small Business Summit in Lubbock. I spent the day networking, talking with people about my business, and sitting in on workshops designed to connect small businesses with knowledge and resources to help us grow.
And somewhere in the middle of all of those conversations, I felt that spark again.
I remembered how much I love talking about agriculture, raw milk, my business, and the work that I love so much. I remembered how passionate I am about serving families in my community and how much I’ve missed being able to fully pour myself into this business.
So, where are we now?
Our case with the state is still active. The hearing that was originally scheduled for June 29th has now been postponed twice, and at this time I still do not have a new hearing date. As soon as I have a meaningful update to share, I will update everyone here.
In the meantime, we have continued operating as a herdshare, and life on the farm certainly hasn’t stopped.
After everything this year has brought, I’m choosing to look forward to what comes next. And, most importantly, getting back to doing what I love — serving my community.
There are still a lot of unknowns ahead, but if this journey has taught me anything, it’s that building something worthwhile rarely happens without its ups and downs.
I’m excited to be here again, excited about what’s ahead, and incredibly grateful for everyone who has continued to support us — even during the quiet seasons.
Here’s to new beginnings. 🤍