The Real People and Animals Behind Caprine So many of you have joined us in the past few weeks that it feels like the right time to reintroduce ourselves and share what we do.
Enya's Story and Being a Good Shepherd Good shepherding means refusing to overlook suffering just because it is inconvenient. It means leaning into both compassion and science.
What a Closed Door Taught Me I often receive messages on social media from fellow fiber farmers asking, “What mill do you use to make your socks?”
Before Organic and Sustainable Became Trendy Buzzwords... A good summer job for a teenager was “walking beans.” We’d line up at one end of a soybean field and walk the rows together, pulling and hoeing weeds by...
It's a boy! I had planned to write about the in-between quiet of this season when, in true ranch fashion, Sarah called from the barn: “Alsace is in labor.”
Life and Loss on the Caprine Ranch Even with careful planning, life on the ranch doesn’t always unfold as hoped. Two thoughts crossed my mind: either something was terribly wrong, or...
