Musings of a first generation farm owner about sovereignty, motivation, and growing through farm life.
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Prioritizing on the Farm
Hiring is one of the most difficult aspects of running my farm. You probably thought it would be weeding, fertility, or marketing but no. While hiring is relatively rare, finding and keeping quality people is difficult.
To help finish out...
Golden Season
Just like some days end with golden hour, our farm is basking in the golden light of months of growing. The season is hitting its peak as temperatures remain above freezing allowing continued growth from summer favorites like tomatoes and p...
Wendell Berry
When I was a young buck idealizing positive environmental change through agriculture Wendell Berry stepped into my sphere. I remember reading his work thinking “Yes! Soil health is the key! Yes, farming will change the problems of our world...
Laid Up
I mean, look at these colors!
As harvest season looms, I find myself hobbling around with a sprained knee. Not from some daring feat on a tractor rescuing a bunny, but rec sports. This is day 2.5 (5.5 as of revising) of no farming for me....
Titan of Industry
Instead of the usual July slog I played hooky to witness Union Pacific 4014 affectionately called “Big Boy”. This beast of a locomotive was restored after 60 years of sitting and is now the world’s largest operating steam engine.
It was d...
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I am a farmer using organic and regenerative practices growing in Northern Colorado. Writing to capture the nuances of being a first generation grower, a business owner, and father through personal tales on and around the farm.
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