Gathering under the vast sky, we shared a moment of collective wonder and reflection at the farm.

The bees and flowers arrived early this year!

The deer seem to know hunting season is over!

Grateful for our furry and feathered friends.

Late November and early December rain arrived in time to welcome guests flying in.

So blessed to be working beside others who want better health outcomes for our children, families, and ourselves.

Join us virtually to explore the future of soy foods!

The end of the harvest season came into clear view late this month.

A bountiful harvest of sustainable food.

Farming is more than amber waves of grain. It’s risky business!

July weather in Arkansas is always hot and humid.

May’s gift to us all is the tangible evidence of nature’s capacity for rebirth and renewal.

The peach trees are freezing their blossoms off!