The Night of Two Scared Mamas
Nine-year-old Sierra knew the truth: if I put the tube in the wrong place, this little lamb dies in her lap. If I do it right, the baby gets the food she needs. And we both knew I had never done this before.
A Quick Reset
Whether you're watching the storms roll through or taking a quick break between chores, I hope these little cheepers give you the same reset they give us.
The Flourless Brownie: My “Pocket Snack” for At-Home or High Altitude Adventures
It’s that feeling of “if I don't eat in the next five minutes, I’m going to lose all my momentum.”
Flower Petals & Ash: My Winter Chicken Health Rituals
Our girls give us so much. Let’s give them a little bit of love back.
Why We Called It “Old Dog”
There was something really meaningful in those eyes, something hard to describe… an eagerness to discover how delightful this life can be.
The Night Before Salad Greens
It's a gift for your table, this bounty so clean,
The freshest of food that our families have seen.
The Old Dog Farm Employees (and why they all poop)
Why do so many job descriptions involve poop? Good question.
Our regenerative approach means that animals provide critical fertility that builds our soil. And that’s how we can grow vegetables that are so nutrient dense and delicious.
You can’t buy compost this good. So, we make it.
How to Cut Up a Whole Chicken
Are you used to buying pre-cut chicken? Maybe you feel a little nervous about how to break down a whole bird? I used to feel that way, too!
Beyond Organic
“Organic" is about avoiding the bad stuff, "regenerative" is about building the good stuff – leaving the land better than we found it, for healthier soil, healthier plants, healthier animals, and healthier food for you.
Welcome to the Old Dog Family
We are a small, passionate farm dedicated to growing local fruit and veggies for our community, AND growing a community that is fired up about local fruit and veggies.
We’ve got GOOD THINGS coming!
There is so much growing on the farm this year—from old favorites to new things I know you’ll love! (Fresh tomatoes, anyone?)
Sign up below to get our 2026 Farm Guide, but more importantly, let me do the remembering for you. I’ll send a quick note whenever a harvest is ready so you’ll know exactly how to get the good stuff.
(Since our chicken, turkey, and lamb only launch once a year, this is the best way to make sure you don’t miss them.)
~Kate
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