Farming has never been the easy road — and lately, we’ve been reminded just how many pieces have to line up to keep a small farm moving forward.

We wrote a new post about why we still choose this life anyway. It’s about muddy boots by the door, kids growing up with dirt under their nails, and the kind of work that’s hard but deeply worth it.

If you’ve ever wondered why families stay in agriculture despite the challenges, this one’s for you.

The word “agribusiness” has come up a lot in our recent conversations.

Technically, it includes farms like ours.
But the picture that word paints doesn’t always match the reality of small farms selling flowers, hay, and produce.

We wrote a short post about why definitions matter, especially when policy is involved.

New on the blog: What Do We Mean When We Say “Agribusiness”?