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Stories from the Farm


I grew up hearing a lot about the end times. This world is temporary. Jesus is coming back. But lately I've been wondering whether Christians sometimes took that belief and drew the wrong conclusion from it. Maybe believing our time here is temporary should make us more concerned with how we care for what God placed in our hands, not less.

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After one of the hardest weeks I’ve had in a long time, I was reminded that even in the middle of loss, God can still provide in ways we never see coming. I’m still grieving Mercy and struggling with all the things I wish I had done differently, but this week also brought unexpected generosity, encouragement, and a reminder that these animals and this farm are loved by more than just me.

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We’re only stewards of this breed for a brief moment in history.
Our responsibility isn’t just to enjoy these cattle while they’re in our care. It isn’t just to make money. It’s to leave the Highland breed better for the next generation than it was when we inherited it. That means making difficult breeding decisions, putting quality ahead of trends, and always being willing to learn. The future of this breed will be shaped by the choices we make today.
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