𝑭𝑹𝑶𝑴 𝑻𝑯𝑬 𝑬𝑨𝑹𝑻𝑯

 

• Sometimes, it's not how much dirt you have; it's what you do with the dirt that you have.

• It's not the size of your home; it's what you do inside your home.

• It's not the number of questions you have; it's the unquestionable faith that helps you find the answers that you seek.
   

Our little farm rests on the fertile lands on the edge of the Peone Prairie in Mead, Washington. With just under 6-acres, we have continued to add to our bounty in efforts to reclaim the subsistence farm life and sow a lifetime of memories with family and friends. 

Upon our arrival, our farm already had deep roots. We are blessed with aged apple, pear, cherry, and plum trees. Since we have arrived, we have added a pear, apple, kiwi, almond, mulberry and two peach trees. 

Our established raspberry garden now houses six different types of berries: blackberry, blueberry, honey-berry, and huckleberry bushes. Yum!

Furthermore, our family is also blessed to have a long stretch of matured Concord grapes and a smaller and sweeter Thompson seedless green grapes. Of course, we share our bounty with all the furry and feathered friends that stop by the farm—sometimes not by choice. 

A few years ago, we all spent a lot of time at home; thus, I fired up my grandfather’s 1950s Ford 800 and broke ground on our 30’ X 50’ garden. Being that I grew up on this tractor, every use mentally placed my grandfather at my side. Man, I miss him. 

We welcome you to follow our adventure and share in our successes and lessons learned. Through posts, blogs, and videos, we will share in our discoveries in hopes to inspire you to turn your backyard into your own bountiful harvest.