General Manager
Job Description
Education, Innovation, Restoration
Submit a cover letter and resume to galen@puuohoku.com
The Ranch Manager acts as the on-site steward and operational leader of Puʻu O Hōkū Ranch. This role combines hospitality management, land and resource stewardship, and business operations into a cohesive regenerative system. The Ranch Manager will oversee all departments and programs — from eco-tourism and hospitality to land management and agriculture — ensuring that day-to-day operations align with the Ranch’s long-term ecological, cultural, and financial goals. This role requires strong experience in hospitality and guest services within a natural or rural setting, coupled with deep respect for Hawaiian values of mālama ʻāina and intergenerational stewardship. The Ranch Manager reports directly to the family and works closely with an administrative and financial support team. Pu’u O Hoku Ranch, PO Box 1889, Kaunakakai, HI 96748
Key Responsibilities
Strategic Leadership & Stewardship
- Lead implementation of the Ranch’s 100-Year Strategic Vision & Roadmap (2025–2125).
- Develop and maintain annual operational plans that support long-term goals in ecology, economy, culture, and community.
- Balance the Four C’s in all decisions — ensuring that Conservation, Culture, Commerce, and Community evolve together sustainably.
- Oversee ecological restoration, renewable energy systems, and regenerative land management programs.
- Build and maintain partnerships with conservation, education, and tourism organizations.
Eco-Tourism & Hospitality Development
- Oversee and expand the Ranch’s eco- and agro-tourism programs, including guest lodging, guided experiences, and retreats.
- Develop hospitality standards that reflect the Ranch’s values of sustainability and authenticity.
- Coordinate staff training in service, safety, cultural engagement, and environmental education.
- Support marketing, guest communication, and partnerships to strengthen the Ranch’s reputation as a regenerative hospitality destination.
Agriculture & Resource Management
- Guide kava expansion and other regenerative agricultural ventures — focusing on soil health, agroforestry, and circular systems.
- Oversee guided axis deer hunts as both an ecological control measure and sustainable guest activity.
- Ensure all operations follow regenerative and conservation best practices.
- Monitor resource systems — water, power, infrastructure — and manage maintenance and improvement projects.
Community & Cultural Engagement
- Maintain strong relationships with the local Molokaʻi community, cultural practitioners, and neighboring landowners.
- Support educational programs, volunteer initiatives, and partnerships that connect visitors and residents to the Ranch’s mission.
- Foster a workplace culture that honors Hawaiian values, community well-being, and intergenerational knowledge transfer.
Financial & Operational Oversight
- Develop annual budgets, track progress toward financial sufficiency goals, and coordinate with the administrative office for reporting.
- Manage costs and efficiencies toward the Ranch’s 25-year goal of operational self-sufficiency.
- Identify and develop new revenue opportunities aligned with the Ranch’s mission (education, workshops, farm products, cultural experiences).
- Lead staff in accountability, teamwork, and integrity across all departments.
Qualifications
- Proven experience in hospitality management, eco-tourism, and regenerative land-based operations.
- Background in agriculture, land management, or conservation, ideally in island or remote environments.
- Strong leadership and communication skills; ability to motivate a multidisciplinary team.
- Demonstrated commitment to regenerative principles, Hawaiian cultural values, and ecological stewardship.
- Financial literacy and experience with budgeting, reporting, and operational planning.
- Ability to work collaboratively with local community and diverse partners.
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in hospitality, environmental management, or business administration preferred.
- Minimum of 3-5 years of experience in management
Desired Attributes
- Visionary and hands-on — comfortable shifting between strategy and fieldwork.
- Skilled at building teams, culture, and partnerships.
- Respectful of Hawaiian history, language, and customs.
- Excited by innovation, circular economies, and long-term sustainability.
- Committed to living and working in a remote natural environment.
- Strong background in marketing and outreach
Competitive Salary, Housing, and Benefits included.
Puʻu O Hōkū Ranch is a family owned 14,000-acre conservation and regenerative working ranch on the east end of Molokaʻi. The Ranch is managed to balance the Four C’s — Conservation, Culture, Commerce, and Community — through regenerative agriculture, eco-tourism, and long-term land stewardship. Our operations include Organic & Biodynamic farming, native habitat restoration & conservation, hospitality and retreat programs, value-added crops (kava & bananas), and guided axis deer management. We aim to be a model of cultural and ecological sustainability — where visitors, staff, and community experience the living relationship between people and land. We are working to build a self-sufficient, regenerative land-based economy that restores ecosystems, supports local livelihoods, and sustains the Ranch’s operations—ecologically & financially—for generations to come.
Ranch Manager
Job Description
Education, Innovation, Restoration
Send me a cover letter and resume to apply. We will talk by phone and if both see opportunity we will schedule a visit or two. Send interest to Carter@therandolphcompany.com. We are working on websites etc. but believe more in a hand shake than a computer.
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Randolph Farm Operations, a registered Black Angus operation, is seeking a hands-on Farm Manager or Assistant to support all aspects of midwest ranch practicing rotational grazing and following humane handling procedures. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, a good record-keeper and communicator, mechanically capable, comfortable working independently, and able to exercise sound judgment on equipment operation over challenging terrain and cares about the herd and follows excellent care procedures.
Key Responsibilities
- Herd management – calving, working, treating, feeding etc.
- Equipment Operation & Maintenance
- Pasture management and improvement and haying as appropriate and managing temporary fence to assure proper grazing densities.
- Safely operate all farm equipment which consists of SXS, tractors from 75 to 160 horsepower and their attachments and understand how to operate on slopes of 30 degrees.
- Operate hand tools including chainsaws, weed eaters, and other power equipment
- Perform routine and preventive maintenance on all equipment
- Maintain inventory of fuels, oils, filters, and maintenance/repair parts
- Maintain accurate equipment repair and maintenance records
- Exercise judgment on when to perform repairs in-house versus when to engage outside repair services
- Fencing & Infrastructure
- Build and repair fence of various types (woven wire, high-tensile, electric, board, etc.)
Qualifications
- Strong attention to detail and desire to learn and ability to accept new ways to do things and commitment to doing work correctly the first time and most important strong desire to be a cattle rancher using intensive grazing to produce excellent grass finished beef
- Demonstrated applicable experience
- Mechanical aptitude and experience with routine equipment maintenance and trouble shooting
- Ability to work independently, prioritize tasks, and use good judgment
- Valid driver’s license;
Physical Requirements
- Ability to perform physical labor outdoors in all weather conditions
- Ability to lift, carry, and maneuver equipment, fencing materials, and supplies and work cattle
- Comfortable working on uneven and sloped terrain
- Work Environment
- Full-time, on-site position at a working registered Black Angus cattle operation in Owen County, Kentucky. Schedule may require flexibility around seasonal demands such as haying, calving, and breeding season.
Salary is comensurate with experience with an expected range of an annual salary or equivalent of $40,000 to $85,000. Housing is subject to availability on the farm or in nearby community (10 minute drive). Benefits to be discussed include health insurance and retirement plan.
Farm was purchased in 2021 and now consists of 1,400 acres that can support around 150 cows and associated heifers, steers and bulls. Owner has been involved in HMI style farming practices since 1989 raising grass finished beef from 100% registered Black angus cattle. Goal is to achieve prime but have only gotten to high choice. Farm has owners (husband and wife) who are part time on farm, a herdsman and 2 part timers and associated contractors for various jobs. Farm is well capitalized with all fence (over 11 miles) installed since 2021. Watering systems are generally pressure lines but some are pond fed. Pastures are generally fescue based and we would like to add Native warm season grasses in some areas. Most equipment is under 3 years old. Larger tractors have cabs and duals for hillside safety and to reduce compaction. Cattle genetics include Wye, Pharo and Gardiner. There are two chicken tractors to increase nitrogen and reduce bugs. Owner wants to be the helper and not the leader (At over 70 time to pass the torch). If you want to work in Kentucky and grow grass finished beef and want to help grow a farm into the “Best East of the Mississippi”, this could be a job for you. Next generation are not farmers but love the farm so it should remain a farm for generations.
Assistant Livestock Manager
Job Description
Education, Innovation, Restoration
Please submit a resume, cover letter, and 2 (two) references through the link: https://recruiting.paylocity.com/recruiting/jobs/Details/4445742/Glynwood-Center-for-Regional-Food-and-Farming/Assistant-Livestock-Manager
The Assistant Livestock Manager actively works across all aspects of Glynwood’s livestock operation, taking daily direction from the Livestock Manager and collaborating closely with the rest of the Livestock team. Responsibilities include helping guide and supervise Livestock Apprentices in their day-to-day tasks as well as daily chores related to pasture management, fencing, and animal care for Glynwood’s rotationally-grazed sheep, cattle, poultry, pigs, and livestock guardian dogs.
We are looking for a candidate that embodies our organizational working values of compassion, collaboration, stewardship, risk-taking, and adaptability— someone who prioritizes animal welfare, works well as part of a close-knit farm team, and is willing to learn and problem-solve in a hands-on, outdoor environment.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to grow their career in livestock management. The Assistant Livestock Manager will receive ongoing mentorship and training from the Livestock Manager and Farm Director, with opportunities for professional growth within the Farm team as skills and experience develop.
Regular Work Hours
- Tuesday – Saturday, 7:30 am – 4:30 pm, with seasonal variation
- Full-time, 40-45 hours per week, 5 days per week
- Position start date: Dec 10, 2026
Essential Job Duties
Livestock and Land Management
- Maintain high standards of animal welfare and operational efficiency through daily observations, ensuring timely communication of livestock health issues, equipment maintenance/repair needs, and workflow efficiency recommendations to the Livestock Manager
- Assist with veterinary care and treatment of sick and injured animals as well as regular preventative care
- Herd and manage livestock on pasture while using and maintaining temporary fencing systems
- Transport animals to the processing facility with a trailer
- Assist with pasture management, including mowing and brush clearing
- Assist with implementing agroforestry practices
Team Participation
- Support the Livestock Manager in implementing daily workflow and managing and teaching apprentices
- Guide apprentices in developing proactive, in-field problem solving skills
- Participate in annual planning, systems analysis, and strategy development with the Glynwood Farm team to help shape and cultivate the team’s culture and vision
- Participate in Glynwood all-team meetings, trainings and retreats
- Serve as a Glynwood Ambassador
- Communicate with visitors, constituents and supporters
- Support organization-wide events such as Auction, Food and Farm Day, etc
- Provide relevant content for use in Glynwood communications
Administration and Record-Keeping
- Support the Livestock Manager in managing our livestock record keeping systems, including livestock material input logs, COGS and pricing documents, Pasture Monitoring, Labor Tracking, etc.
Qualifications
Required
- At least 2 seasons of hands-on livestock farming, dairy farming, or ranching experience
- Experience with fencing systems (temporary and/or permanent) and general pasture management, including mowing and brush clearing
- Valid US Drivers License in good standing, with experience or willingness to learn how to tow a trailer for animal transport
- Ability to communicate clearly in English, verbally and in writing
- Comfort using a smartphone and a computer
Preferred
- Familiarity with the Google Suite, including word processing, spreadsheets, email, and calendar
- Experience downloading and using apps to track grazing and animal health
- Basic equipment operation and maintenance skills (tractor, RTV, weedwhacker, etc.)
- Prior experience training or supervising apprentices, interns, or new employees
- Hands-on experience in rotational grazing systems
- Experience handling working dogs
You may be a good match for this role if you are
- Able to work both independently and on a team
- Professional, collegial, direct, and practice non-violent communication skills
- Organized and enjoy keeping a tidy workspace
- Observant and detail-oriented
- Willing and able to help with infrequent emergencies during non-regular hours
- Accept the reality of animal mortality
- Aligned with Glynwood’s mission
Physical Demands
This is a physically challenging role. The Assistant Livestock Manager must be able and willing to:
- Lift at least 50 pounds safely on a regular basis
- Lift and move small animals
- Herd large animals
- Lift and move hay bales, feed, etc.
- Stand and walk for long hours, often on uneven ground
- Perform other physical activities as needed for performance of livestock work
- Work steadily outdoors in all weather including heat, cold, rain, snow, and wind. (Working outdoors is not required when conditions are hazardous to human health.)
Travel and Weekend Work
- This position requires working one weekend day per week
- $25 – 29 per hour, depending on experience
- This is a non-exempt position, eligible for overtime pay in accordance with the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)
- Glynwood offers a robust benefits package that includes:
- Paid Time Off
- Two weeks vacation to start, three weeks after three years, and four weeks after ten years
- Five sick days in the first year and ten days in following years
- Twelve paid holidays
- Winter break in December
- Two float days
- Day off for your birthday
- Up to 12 weeks Parental Leave
- Up to 12 weeks paid Sick/ Caregiver Leave
- Bereavement Leave
- Company Sponsored Benefits
- A choice of either United Healthcare Freedom EPO, United Healthcare Freedom Gold PPO or United Healthcare Freedom EPO
- Short-Term Disability
- Life Insurance
- Dental
- Vision
- Health Reimbursement Account
- Other Benefits
- Retirement contributions after one year of service
- 30% discount on Farm Store products
- Paid Time Off
- This position does not include housing
For more than 25 years, the Glynwood Center for Regional Food and Farming has been dedicated to strengthening the food system in New York’s Hudson Valley while serving as a model for equitable food system revitalization across the country. Our mission is to cultivate just and resilient food systems so that farmers, land, and communities thrive.
Glynwood’s 225-acre campus in Cold Spring is home to a 160-acre rotationally grazed, Animal Welfare Approved by A Greener World, multi-species livestock operation, a seven-acre highly diverse, USDA certified organic vegetable operation and our administrative offices. Our farm team employs six year-round farmers and six seasonal apprentices. We raise sheep, beef cattle, broilers, laying hens, pigs, and turkeys across our open pastures and grow more than 90 vegetable, flower and herb varieties.
The livestock operation at Glynwood exists to produce food and train farmers in a way that is regenerative for both the land and the people stewarding it. We are committed to farming practices that prioritize animal welfare, improve soil health, increase pasture diversity, and enhance climate resilience, while cultivating a work culture that promotes the health, well-being, and long-term viability of the farmers who carry out this work. In alignment with Glynwood’s commitment to positive, collaborative team dynamics, we recognize that resilient food systems depend on resilient people.
As an organization, we believe that Glynwood has a role to play in addressing racism and inequity in our country’s food system, and commit ourselves to advancing diversity, equity, inclusion, and access in our organization, and in all of our work. We are committed to proactive learning, orienting ourselves towards healing racism and oppression, and expanding spaces for those who have not been historically included.
Grazing Manager
Job Description
Education, Innovation, Restoration
Send a Letter of Interest and Resume to Christian La Bar at cmlabar@gmail.com
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Position Title: Grazing Manager, East Gallatin Farm Unit
Location: Gallatin Gateway, MT
Employment Type: Full-Time, Seasonal (April – October); Year Round Potential
La Bar Livestock LLC is looking for a Grazing Manager to run the day-to-day grazing and irrigation on a 1,800-acre irrigated and dryland lease in Gallatin Gateway, Montana along the Gallatin River, about 16 miles outside of Bozeman. This is a high-labor, high-reward grazing unit for someone who loves the complexity of moving cattle on irrigated farmland in a northern environment and who wants to leave the land, the wildlife, and the riparian areas better than they found them.
Currently we graze roughly 700 yearling steers and heifers from May-October. This is a mix of custom grazed cattle and owned cattle that are grazed with Adaptive Multi Paddock (AMP) grazing principles. We are generally moving cattle every 1-3 days, sometimes twice per day, depending on our goals and objectives.
The lease is located on a larger 100,000-acre working ranch, so you will have the support of their operations team and a returning summer intern. Our owner is stepping into a managing partner role at another ranch, which makes this position the on-the-ground backbone of the Gallatin operation. You will run the place day to day and work from a weekly plan rather than a daily task list, with regular support from the owner both remotely and onsite. One thing worth saying up front: this is ranching on the edge of a growing city. It is not the middle of nowhere, and for the right person that is part of the appeal.
Areas of Responsibility
- Monitor herd health and handle daily husbandry across owned and custom-grazed cattle
- Execute adaptive multi-paddock grazing moves on the seasonal plan with electric fence
- Manage irrigation (2 pivots and 2 wheel lines) to keep planned forage on track
- Keep fence and infrastructure in good repair, including virtual fence if we adopt it
- Monitor pasture and forage, and adjust the plan to protect gain and residual targets
- Keep IMI Raise Well records and investor reporting current and audit-ready
- Operate and maintain equipment (ATV, truck, skid steer, and horses)
- Bring your input to weekly planning and coordinate with the owner
Required Qualifications
- Hands-on experience with adaptive multi-paddock grazing and electric fence, ideally in a custom grazing or day-rate setting, with single herds up to 700 head of yearlings
- Strong interest in regenerative agriculture practices and low input ranching systems
- Irrigation experience with pivots and wheel lines
- Strong stockmanship and health judgment, including breeding-season protocols like bull turnout, health checks, and preg-check prep
- A self-starter who can run the operation independently once trained, and who communicates well with landowners, cattle owners, and teammates
- Someone comfortable ranching near a growing city
Preferred Qualifications
- Interest in grazing and ranch technology such as virtual fence, PastureMap, onX, AgSense, etc.
- Experience with natural cattle programs such as NHTC, BeefCare, Raise Well or similar.
- Record-keeping and comfort with basic spreadsheets
- BQA Certified
- Competent working cattle horseback, on foot, with dogs, and on ATV (we use them all)
- Pasture doctoring background (roping and dart guns)
Other Details
- Full-time seasonal, April through October, based in Gallatin Gateway / Bozeman, MT.
- This can be a year-round position for the right person.
- Position will begin April 2027. Intermittent work/training can begin in winter 2026/2027 but not required.
- Housing is not provided, though we will assist in locating nearby housing prior to your arrival.
- Weekend work and on call for cattle and irrigation emergencies
- You will not be alone: ranch crew backup, a summer intern, and an owner who is on site several days a month and reachable when you need help
- $3,750-$4,500/ Month DOE
- $1,000/month housing stipend
- Work truck provided
- Horse pasture for up to two horses
La Bar Livestock LLC is a first-generation ranching operation based in SW Montana. Operating entirely on leased and partnered land, the organization centers its work on adaptive grazing management, running custom-grazed cattle herds alongside a growing owned herd in systems designed to improve forage, soil, and land health while prioritizing profitability and flexibility.
La Bar Livestock builds partnerships with landowners, investors, and conservation partners around shared, regenerative outcomes, an approach that shapes how the organization accesses land, capital, and cattle.
Farmhand
Job Description
Education, Innovation, Restoration
Submit a letter of interest, experience (or desire to learn!), and 3 references to apply.
Women-run dairy off the High Road to Taos is seeking a farmhand to help with day-to-day farm tasks.
This is a beginner-level position for a single person or stable couple seeking experience with dairy cows, chickens, and land maintenance (fire prevention).
Minimum requirement: 2 hours of daily work. With a few days per month of 3-4 hours. Easy to work from home or a local job while living on the farm in a peaceful, natural environment. Starting compensation is free rent + farm products. The farm is located exactly 60 minutes from Taos and 60 minutes from Santa Fe.
No drugs. No pot. No pets (no exceptions — sorry, we have a lot of animals on our farm and cannot accommodate any additional animals of any kind).
Compensation includes free rent, fresh milk, and farm eggs. The casita is about 500 square feet and includes one bedroom, a gas range, a shower, fiber-optic internet, and furnishings.
Ojo Conejo is a working regenerative dairy, land-based education center, and earth-focused artist residency in New Mexico’s high desert. We teach people to reconnect with local food and the natural world through making traditional dairy products, hands-on farm workshops, and residencies that give women the chance to live and work on the land, telling its stories through writing, song, film, and art.
Dairy and Small Livestock Assistant Farm Manager
Job Description
Education, Innovation, Restoration
To apply please send your resume, cover letter and two professional references to daphne@lightrootfarm.org
Start Date: As soon as September 15, 2026 (flexible for the right candidate)
Commitment: Through the 2027 farming season
Full-Time–Winter schedule approx. 30 hours; Regular season 40+ hours per week
Light Root Farm & Learning Center is seeking an experienced and motivated farmer who is serious about pursuing agriculture as a career and interested in deepening their skills in dairy, livestock, grazing, and holistic farm management. This is a hands-on Assistant Farm Manager position for someone who already has a foundation of agricultural experience and is ready to take the next step in their development as a farmer. The successful candidate will work closely with the farm leadership team, learn Light Root’s farm systems and operations, and gradually take on greater responsibility and ownership of the dairy and small livestock operations. We are looking for someone who sees farming as a long-term vocation and craft. This position offers the opportunity to grow with the farm and, over time, develop into a greater management role.
Primary Responsibilities
- Daily milking and care of a small herd of dairy cows
- Feeding, watering, animal observation, and general herd management
- Dairy house cleaning, sanitation, and milk bottling
- Barn and livestock maintenance
- Mucking sheds and maintaining clean, healthy animal environments
- Calf and youngstock care
- Pasture-based laying hen care and egg production
- Pasture pig management and rotational grazing support
- Assisting with cattle grazing and pasture management
- General farm chores and seasonal livestock projects
- Manure management and compost making with skid loader
- Support Hay making and field irrigation
- Assist with and support Light Root Farm’s educational, community, and therapeutic programs
- As skills and experience develop, take on increasing responsibility for livestock systems, farm planning, and day-to-day management
- Possible opportunities to work in other roles on the farm–draft horses/oxen, gardens and crop systems.
What We’re Looking For
- At least 2 seasons of agricultural experience; dairy experience strongly preferred
- Serious interest in pursuing farming as a career
- Desire to continue learning and developing skills in dairy, livestock, grazing, and farm management
- Reliable, responsible, self-motivated, and willing to take initiative
- Strong communication and teamwork skills
- Commitment to quality work, thorough cleaning, and attention to detail
- Physically able to regularly lift and carry 50+ pounds
- Comfortable working outdoors in a variety of weather conditions
- Passion for agriculture, animals, food, land stewardship, and community
- Alignment with Light Root Farm’s mission and values
- $20–$24/hour, depending on experience, with room for growth as skills and responsibilities develop.
- Regular season: approximately 40 hours/week
- Winter: approximately 30 hours/week
- The schedule includes 5–6 early mornings per week, and 3-4 evening chore shifts, and includes weekends. We are looking for someone with the flexibility to work with the seasonal rhythms and responsibilities of a working livestock farm and dairy.
We are hoping to welcome someone to the team around September 15, 2026, but the start date can be somewhat flexible this Fall for the right candidate. We are looking for someone who can make a meaningful commitment through the 2027 farming season and is interested in growing with the farm beyond simply a short-term position.
Light Root Farm & Learning Center is a 65-acre working farm, agricultural education center, and community healing hub in Boulder, Colorado. We believe in holistic land stewardship, nourishing food, and restoring people’s relationship with the land through agriculture. Our farm integrates working horses and oxen, diverse crop production, low-till growing systems, and integrated livestock management to build soil health, resilience, and meaningful relationships between people, animals, and the land. Educational and therapeutic programs are an important part of our farm community and mission.
Farmhand on Pasture Pig Regenerative Farm
Job Description
Education, Innovation, Restoration
Submit resume to Bsullivan95@yahoo.com or call 660-248-3298
Sullivan Farms is a regenerative livestock farm focused on raising pasture-based hogs in a system that prioritizes soil health, animal welfare, and ecological balance. Our work is rooted in principles inspired by regenerative agriculture and holistic land management.
Position Overview
We’re looking for a reliable, hardworking farmhand to assist with the daily care and management of pasture-raised pigs and garden work. This is a hands-on role ideal for someone who enjoys physical outdoor work, building projects, garden work and wants to gain experience in regenerative farming systems.
Qualifications
- Strong work ethic and dependability
- Comfort working outdoors in all weather conditions
- Ability to lift 50+ lbs and perform physical labor daily
- Interest in regenerative agriculture and livestock systems
- Prior farm experience preferred but not required
This role is paid and offers an engaging environment where your skills directly contribute to sustainable agriculture practices.
Work Location: In person
$18-$20/ hr. Based on experience. Daily lunch will be provided.
Sullivan Farms is owned and operated by Bill, and Brittany Sullivan. We’re committed to providing fresh, locally grown meat and produce to our surrounding communities—and we believe that the key to quality food starts with caring for the land and animals in a sustainable, regenerative way.
At Sullivan Farms, we practice regenerative agriculture, which means we focus on improving the health of our soil, water, and ecosystems. Our animals are raised outdoors year-round and rotated on fresh pasture, rotated to promote healthy soil and plant life. This holistic approach helps improve biodiversity, and create a farm that thrives for generations to come.
Our animals are free to do what comes naturally to them:
- Pigs wallow in the mud, play in the rain, and root around for snacks.
- Goats roam and graze, living life as they were born to.
- Chickens scratch and peck, keeping our pastures clean and healthy.
Bill and Brittany believe that when animals live a natural, stress-free life, it results in higher-quality meat on your dinner table . And with regenerative practices, we’re not only improving our farm’s health but also providing you with nutrient-dense food that you can feel good about.