Originally sent to subscribers on March 31st, 2026 Farm Update March was non-stop busy and I have a feeling that things won’t slow down before fall. Part of me is eager to be outside working and busy and another, smaller, part of me is still grieving the winter we didn’t have. The rest that wasn’t quite enough, quite complete. I find myself wondering if I’ll have the energy to make it through this busy season when I feel I didn’t get the mental rest I was expecting to get dur

Originally sent to subscribers on February 28th, 2026 Farm Update “Spring is the time of plans and projects.”― Leo Tolstoy, Anna Karenina My last newsletter wasn't very uplifting. Thankfully that doesn't happen around here too often. I was admittedly overwhelmed the day I sent my last newsletter, but I am happy to report that things are feeling much better. Before I get too far into updating you on the last month, I want to share something exciting! I was invited to do a

Originally sent to subscribers on January 30th, 2026 Farm Update January has been a sucker punch for us. I don't really like to share the unpleasant stuff, but when I started this business, one of my non-negotiables was that I wanted to be authentic and real, not hide behind perfectly curated photos and stories. But even after six years, it's still hard to share the hard stuff without feeling like I'm just complaining. So I try to pair it with all the good stuff that's happ

Originally sent to subscribers on December 29th, 2025 Farm Update “Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow.” — Albert Einstein The last week of every year is always an odd one. It's almost as if people give up on the year in anticipation for the new one. Routines are disrupted, work schedules don't seem as rigid, and days just fly by. I always like to take this time to reflect and analyze. To take a good look at the year, what we lost, what we gained, what