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"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.

Shoshone , CA road trip

We took a short drive 25 minutes to Shoshone , Ca . Where our friends grew up littarly thier whole life and are now in their 70’s . We love the crow bar cafe we meet folks from all over the world and tonight was no different . We had great prime rib and wowza look at the temp our car has never...
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Zinfandel vineyards

It’s that time of year to trim up the vineyards to get ready for bird netting and our red wattle pigs love eating the fresh vines Grandpa Lewis and his Daughter Roxy....
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Farm heirloom tomatoes

Our heirlooms are starting to turn colors these two are totally different one is called blue beauty beef steak slicer weighing 8 oz the flavor is as good as thier outstanding antioxidant content, the other is German Johnson very large 1-2pound deep pink delicious....
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Farm melons

We are growing two types of melons this year one is called melon Kajari a very unusual melon form central India tri colored copper red yellow green honeydew flesh colored it took a seed savor eight years to find this rare seed, we also are growing American delicious 51 melon oval round mush melon...
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Frizzle and Frazzle

We had to round up the farm geese as we lock them up in the barn at night so the preditors do not get them at night , this evening we had to heard them from the deep chicken grass pasture into their paddock and barn stall. We have had coyote attack’s almost every night we lost another chicken this...
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