February Challenge!

Remember those New Years resolutions you made and then slowly let slip away? Don't be so hard on yourself. January is a difficult month, no holidays, the frigid cold, it's no wonder so many of us struggle to stick to our goals this month. I've decided that February is just as good a time as any to start fresh and set some goals for myself. This month I will be starting a Paleo diet and documenting the pros and cons. Stay tuned on social media to hear updates on how it's going and feel free to join me in this challenge!

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Bring on the Pumpkin Spice!

I don't care what the weather man says, I'm manifesting all things Fall! Find out how Deer Creek and Lamont celebrate Fall, and how you can enjoy it too.

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Regenerative Agriculture, Series 3: Maintain Living Roots in the Soil Year-Round

The soil beneath our feet is a very complex and diverse community! Find out how "Maintaining Living Roots in the Soil Year-Round" can improve the health of the soil for years to come.

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Regenerative Agriculture, Series 2 / Keep the Soil Covered

Ultimately, covered soil equals healthy soil. When you promote healthy soil, you are promoting nutrient availability, reduced erosion, and sequestered carbon. The main idea behind keeping the soil surface covered is to protect the nutritive abilities of the upper layer of soil. Covering the soil reduces water erosion which can be destructive to natural ecosystems within the soil.

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Regenerative Agriculture, Series 1: Minimize Soil Disturbance

Regenerative Agriculture. What is it, and why is everyone talking about it? In this first series, we will learn about the first principle in Regenerative Agriculture: "Minimize Soil Disturbance." Learn about the importance of improving the soil and why more and more farms around the world are adopting these practices.

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