Ora et Labora. As we have followed prayerful consideration of our vocations, we feel called to steward the land in such a way that brings honor to what God has provided. Our work is our prayer.

Firstly, the food we grow is free of chemicals, pesticides, fertilizers, and hormones, and instead, full of deep nutrition. Our ideal is quality over quantity, and the creatures are respected and bring abundance to the land and the people. Our animals are raised slowly with a biologically appropriate diet, fresh air, clean water, and sun-filled mornings on pasture and shady afternoons in the woods. We are honored to nurture them, and they, in turn, nourish our bodies so that we can continue to serve our Lord and provide for our community. To find out more about how we manage our animals, check out the “Our Farm” page. 

Secondly, we aim to contribute to the ecological regeneration of the land we steward. We want to leave this land and this world a better place for our children and their children. So, we opt to use wood, metal, and glass over anything plastic whenever possible. You’ll see lots of old-fashioned wooden pens and housing around here. Along with respectful land management, we want to open the farm to our friends and family to provide relaxed experiences with animals, in meadows, barnyards, and the old forest. If you’re interested, look out for our future events, workshops, feasts, and children’s programs on the “Community” Page.

Thirdly, we want transparency. We want to be your farmers and for you to be our people. When we started this farm we decided to grow what we wanted to buy when we lived in the suburbs of Atlanta. Namely— organically fed meat, raised on pasture, in a holistic way that was local. We wanted to see how our food was raised and we are now happy to invite  you to come see how your food is grown. Find out more about seeing the farmstead, schedule your day on the “Visit Us” Page. 

We're pleased with what we have built since our start in 2018. We are truly blessed and look forward to sharing our farmstead life with you. Deo Gratias.