Welcome to the farm
Family Owned + Operated
Farming has always been a way of life for us.
Our farm is alive, one massive ecosystem. We work and live on it. Our goal is to restore and maintain the ancient ecosystem that once thrived here, while making a living and providing nutrient-dense, healthy food. Using a process called Regenerative Agriculture, we are restoring the land with grazing animals.
This is our way of life, and we work hard every day to preserve it.
Royal White Dorper Sheep
Grass-fed Lamb Meat
Reviving Our Land
Since 1967
Operated for over 6 decades, we firmly stand for God, Family, and Country
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Reviving The Land
After years of hard work and perseverance, we are successfully transitioning our land through the management of our grazing animals, adopting regenerative agriculture practices.
Today, we are witnessing a remarkable restoration of our land as we learn to work with nature rather than against it. Life is thriving all around us; we are pleased to see native bird species, including quail, hawks, and owls, repopulating our property. The increasing populations of spiders and frogs signal the revival of delicate ecosystems, while native grasses are now flourishing, replacing weeds and grass burrs. It’s truly invigorating to see our land healing and coming back to life.
Our Farm Blog
Why do we feed our sheep kelp?
Our sheep get constant access to our Free Choice Mineral feeder, which contains every necessary mineral for their health, each in its own compartment. Through this, they maintain the perfect level of all the minerals in their bodies. One of the minerals in the feeder is iodine; it is an extremely vital mineral necessary for regulating […]
Lambing Season…
Lambing Season Has Begun Lambs are hitting the ground on the farm. Born on pasture, they quickly learn to eat grass and try new flavors at just a day old. Their vigor always surprises me—they are small, hardy, and born with a strong instinct to survive. The mothers watch them closely and do […]
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