Here are some more spectacular photos of our EPIC bison roast from Lauren Somero Photography, along with an article I wrote up for the...

Humane harvesting, a journey through food transparency.

Well, it’s been a while...

It's 2020 baby!! Last year we dealt with some major health issues with our herd, and this year will be a rebuilding year. We learned some...

We are ready for winter....and also expecting an addition :)....

It was just majestic with the animals and the sunset... - Mike Costello (photo credit) Wow! We pulled it off! And it was great! The...

Bison Bone Broth

I feel like there has been a dirty little secret kept, something that effects livestock health but is rarely talked about. Maybe it's...

Come one, come all! Come on out to the Preston County Farm Crawl!! Farm Crawls are popping up all over the nation, they are an...

We've got two new bison babies on The Farm!! Born a couple weeks ago, but I was just recently able to get close enough for a decent photo...

It all started with a class I enrolled in called Annie's Project ...a "project"/curriculum designed to empower farm women to be better...

We are excited to join creative forces with Lost Creek Farm's Mike Costello and Amy Dawson to host a Farm-to-Table dinner on Sept 21st!...

You can now find all of our great bison and farm videos in one spot because we now have a YouTube Channel! Check it out:...

WV farming takes center stage in the NY Times with a letter to the editor I wrote referencing an original article titled Female Ranchers...

2018 was a great year! We learned a lot about the animals, the grass, the fencing, and the meat! Check out this 2.5 min video recap...

This recipe was sent to me just the other day. A hard working midwife friend of mine bought some ground bison and ribs last month, her...

A great first step is knowing where your food comes from. Farm to Table is a thing because of the enormous health benefits. No middle man...

The dinner table can act as a unifier, a place of community. Sharing a meal is an excuse to catch up and talk, one of the few times where...

It was the Wampanoag in 1621 who helped the first wave of Puritans survive by showing them how to plant crops and forage for wild foods....

Raise your glass! 🍹 It‘s a feeling of accomplishment, exhilaration, and a momentary sigh of relief. We did it! - I whisper to my husband...