"Welcome to Our Farm"

Welcome to our desert oasis. Located 60 miles West of Las Vegas, between Las Vegas and Death Valley. Our goal is to strive to become as self sustainable as possible and being good stewards of our land and animals.
The main goal and focus is in raising animals humanely and providing them the best possible environment in which to grow. This environment must include full access to grass pastures.  Our beliefs is what guided us on our path to becoming the only “animal  welfare approved” farm for our fresh pastured organic eggs, chickens, and geese.
All farm activities are performed with organic and or bio-dynamic growing methods and principles.

Happy Mother’s Day to all

As we walked the farm early this morning checking on everything we had a pair of beautiful humming birds fallowing us. Michael sweetly said they are all my animals and past on family checking in with me....
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Our pumpkin, squash, melon patch

We are so excited as our pumpkin patch is doing well we plant rare heirloom seeds and our pumpkins are mosques de Provence and rouge via d emtampes these are very old french heirlooms along with melon Kajari rare melon from India and our favorite squash Gilber englischer custard these heirlooms have...
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Mother’s Day brunch

We are excited to be going to one of our farm friends and famous Las Vegas Chefs restaurant for mother’s day brunch. Chef Brian Howard was one of the first chefs that encouraged us and supported us early on he owns Sparrow and wolf and he serves nightly dinners and us being farmers do not do to many...
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Farm pesto

I have to admit this is my first time making pesto and man it taste like it smells and that’s wonderful. We used our locally grown and pressed olive oil it’s grown at school lane vineyards in Amorgosa Valley and pressed and bottled at the Pahrump Valley winery, which I buy by the case as it is so...
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Farm greens

We grew scarlet kale , choys, mustards, lettuces, so many flavorful greens and tonight’s salad has some farm Chinese red long radish and some king tut peas....
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