02/09/2026
A blustery cold farm update. 🥶
Hello everyone! Just dropping by to update everyone on our farm shenanigans.
It has been a long, cold winter. Going into the fall we had brought on a farm manager and was working towards a full launch spring with several hands on deck.
We have slowed with the frozen ground and taken a long look within and realized we were rapidly straying from the original vision. Thus we have shifted our plans to refocus on the original goals. We will be moving our lovely farm stand along to another loving home rather than full launching it, our heard of lovely ladies have also found beautiful green pastures just a hop and skip from here to another micro dairy that is much better suited for their needs. We enjoy our weekly visits with them and picking up our fresh milk from their beautiful sprawling farm. Their new family has so much experience and love for them we couldn’t be happier, and neither could they! We anxiously await hearing the update on Miss Squeekys calf due to arrive soon. All the lovely ladies have new very fitting names and they are still along side their naughty pigs. Charolette and Wilbur also now have sprawling pastures with their cow companions.
What does this mean for us? Well we still have out amazing clan of birds for a plethora of eggs, bunny’s aglor and for pasture management we have Sweet Whinny our horse and the freeloading clan of goats.
This free time will allow me to focus on what the original image was. Family, simplicity and stewarding the land. We will be focusing on produce and flowers, our maple trees and continuing to work on infrastructure. Working on drainage and development of our family “compound” type arrangement.
One day we hope to welcome back the ladies in their retirement years and maybe a calf or two for our own personal sustainability but I realize that this takes a village- the entire village. So I am focusing on that village and that peace. Using the handful of years I have left to teach my kiddos the art of living a life of peace and sustainability before they fly the coop.
It is our goal to work for our community but one cannot pour from an empty cup and that matters.
We are happy to take orders for rabbits, offer produce and seasonal options as they come available from our humble seasonal stand and of course if you are in the market for farm fresh pork or the beloved fresh raw milk- I am more than happy to share the local farms information that our sweet girls are at so you can inquire about it (they also raise chickens and other farmmazing options!!)
Please enjoy this photo of Squall sniffing the camera from the fall.
Warmer days are on the way!
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