We've all seen the difference between dirt and soil with our own eyes. Dirt is what covers desolate old playgrounds that have been sprayed to kill weeds (and any other kind of plant life). Its hard, dusty, and simply dead. Soil on the other hand, is what your granny planted her garden in. Its rich, airy, teeming with life, and the perfect medium to cultivate life. When we started farming our newest property, it was definitely leaning more on the "dirt" side of the scale. We're doing everything in our power to regrow topsoil and generally improve the quality of the land. How do we even begin with such a huge undertaking? Well, everything on a regenerative farm begins with Cover Crop.

As we're all sitting here in our little home bubbles, bathing in antibacterial hand sanitizer, we're all brainstorming ways to bolster our own internal viral fighters (our immune systems). The food we consume daily is one of the most powerful things we can do that has a direct effect on our health. One regular in my family's arsenal of proactive defenses is 100% grass-fed and grass-finished pasture-raised Bone Broth.

Have you taken a few minutes lately to slow down and truly explore your local store’s egg selection? Chances are you are loyal to a specific brand for some reason. You like the look of the packaging. Its what you grew up with in your childhood fridge. Or, like my mom and the vast majority of consumers, you were duped by misleading marketing. (Just because it says “Happy Chickens” on the front doesn’t actually mean those chickens are happy, Mom. I'm just sayin’).

Pigs, their name alone dredges up a certain mental association, and they have gotten their reputation for a reason. They do tend to eat just about anything they're given. And since we are what our food eats, it's incredibly important to source pork that is raised and fed in the cleanest manner possible.

I’ve been getting lots of great questions about how to store your microgreens and what to do with them. This hadn’t really even crossed my mind as addressing since they’re so commonplace in my household - so I apologize for the lack of info. Now, here you have it, our ultimate guide to microgreens!