Our story

Twenty acres, and a lot of learning as we go.

Six years ago, we traded the city for 20 acres in North Idaho. What started as a simple desire for “elbow room” quickly escalated into a crash course in small scale farming — moving from a garden to chickens, then pigs, and eventually… well, an ever-growing number of goats.

Our land was farmed conventionally for years, which left the soil overused and plain worn out. Since neither of us have any formal farming background, we are experimenting and learning as we go. It’s a bit like throwing darts at a dartboard, but thankfully some of those darts are starting to stick.

Our focus is on natural, chemical-free methods that hopefully will help the soil recover. It’s a slow process, but we’re encouraged as we see small improvements each year.

Maple Sugar standing on a wooden spool in the pasture, a red barn behind her
Maple Sugar, supervising.

The hope

Healthy soil

Years of conventional farming wore this ground out. Natural, chemical-free methods are bringing it back — slowly.

Healthy animals

A garden, then chickens, then pigs, and now an ever-growing herd of registered Nigerian Dwarfs.

A healthier us

Which was the whole point of the elbow room in the first place.

Get in touch

Questions about a goat, a feed order, or something you’d like added to our next supplier order? We’d love to hear from you.

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Potlatch, Moscow & Coeur d’Alene

Store orders are picked up at the farm or at a meetup spot. How pickup works.