My husband and I are raising our three children on our grain and livestock farm in Eastern Brown County. Working with our youth is one of my life's passions, but my first love was the farm. When we had our first child, I took a leap of faith and left my teaching career to raise our daughter. God's timing is always impeccable. Over the years we've grown our farm, our cattle herd, our local beef dir
ect-marketing business and our family! Against my husband's better judgment, we added sheep to the mix last fall. Our pastor recently shared that it takes three generations to forget a memory, and that hit me to the core. Farm life, along with so many other things, is getting forgotten because of how many generations that folks have been away from the farm. We are losing a vital connection. That said, I've decided to share our piece of our farm with families interested in connecting and learning. I want to use my skills as a teacher to share our knowledge of the farm - how we raise our crops, our cattle and our family through tangible, hands on experiences. I want to our next generation make real farm memories that they can carry with them forever. If you or someone you know is part of a homeschool group that may be interested in visiting, please message me today!
