We are always trying to improve our soil. We use our animals, coffee grounds, scraps, grow mushrooms, and even add leftover milk. We...

Today there was a break in the rain. It has rained and rained and rained and rained. We finally braved the mud and muck and headed for...

We have moved back and forth between various seed starting methods for years. Sometimes we plant directly in the ground in the hoop...

We get a lot of milk, but in general, we use every drop. But there are weeks where we end up being gone every night. The kids have been...

Our plan for pasture development is rotational grazing and trying not to overgraze the grass. We want the grass to still be tall enough...

It was evident that we needed to do something about our poor yields. Mike realized that we had to cut down some trees and move the...

Sick soil makes sick plants. Sick plants lead to weakened animals. It takes time….lots of time to rejuvenate a farm. Our desire is to...

Fast forward 11 years at our farm in North Carolina. This is a picture of what our soil looked like before and what it looks like now....

It all comes back to the wonderful life in the dirt. Abiding Pastures had been scraped, tilled, sprayed, packed down and abused for some...