Earlier this year I wrote about our sheep, Gabriel, and the attack he endured last January.  Milo, our hair sheep, also was attacked that day.  I’ve sat and pondered on his story a lot this past year and decided to share more about it.  In 2021 we saw a little lamb posted from the sheep […]

“The LORD is my Shepherd, I shall not want….Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff they comfort me.” Psalm 23:1a, 4. A little over 3 years ago we put our name on a list to

Two months ago we were able to say it’s been 3 years since we opened our farm as a business. We started as a small market in our old tobacco barn and by the end of 2023 we had hosted 16 markets (that went from just us to us and up to 15 other local

Last month was my birthday and Jordan kept asking me what I wanted. He had already ordered me two bare root roses and there was nothing that I really needed but there was something else that I had wanted to do for a couple of years but felt too silly to ask for it for

I never thought I would ever live tiny. I always imagined myself in a big old house with tall ceilings and rooms to spare for a library, a sun room and guest room. At times I have to laugh a little at how much my life has changed because we now live in 360 square

Last year we began to offer styled picnics with grazing boards on the farm and we had SO MUCH FUN creating these experiences for people in our community! Last year we used lots of low tables and rugs with pillows to sit on and went for a very boho laid back vibe with our picnics.

In February of 2021 we began planning for our first March Barn Market.  We were coming off of two winter Barn Markets where it was just us and our tobacco barn full of vintage and a few Kentucky made products.  At that time we were really just flying by the seat of our pants- we

A few years ago I woke up and realized that I never saw the sunrise or the sunset anymore. I know this may sound silly to some but I was lucky enough to grow up at a place where both were available to me daily.  Several times I would wake up early enough just to see

“I think that violets are little snips of the sky that fell down when the angels cut out holes for the stars to shine through. And the buttercups are made out of old sunshine; and I think the sweetpeas will be butterflies when they go to heaven.” L.M. Montgomery This time of year it seems

“There are far, far better things ahead than any we leave behind.” C.S. Lewis *Note: there is a video where we show Noelle on her back having her belly trimmed. If you’ve never seen a sheep being shorn it can look a little crazy, but sometimes what looks crazy is safest for the animal. This