Farm Table Talk: When the System Breaks, What Will You Do?

Nobody likes upheaval. Change is exhausting. It’s inconvenient. It disrupts routines, forces hard decisions, and demands effort most people don’t have time for. So when someone warns that the food system is fragile—that industrial agriculture is unsustainable, that supply chains are vulnerable, that the way we get our food will change—most people don’t want toContinue reading “Farm Table Talk: When the System Breaks, What Will You Do?”

Farm Table Talk: The Promise of the Seasons

“As long as the earth endures, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night will never cease.”—Genesis 8:22 There’s a rhythm to the land. The seasons turn, the soil rests, the crops grow, and the harvest comes. It’s been this way since the beginning, and no matter how much the worldContinue reading “Farm Table Talk: The Promise of the Seasons”

Farm Table Talk: Why We Don’t Set Sales Targets

In a typical business model, the game is all about growth for growth’s sake. Sell a thousand units per month. Expand to three new markets by 2028. Hit revenue targets, drive sales, push, grasp, repeat. But that’s not how we run things. We don’t set sales targets. We don’t chase numbers. We don’t build artificialContinue reading “Farm Table Talk: Why We Don’t Set Sales Targets”

Farm Table Talk: We Don’t Need to Scale Regenerative Ag—We Need to Replicate It

At some point, people decided that feeding the world could only happen through scaling industrial agriculture—massive monoculture farms, synthetic inputs, factory-style efficiency. And when regenerative farmers like Joel Salatin, Gabe Brown, and Will Harris prove there’s another way, they get slapped with labels like “starvation advocate” because their methods supposedly can’t be scaled like conventionalContinue reading “Farm Table Talk: We Don’t Need to Scale Regenerative Ag—We Need to Replicate It”

Farm Table Talk: The Harvest Won’t Wait

“Then He said to His disciples, ‘The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into His harvest field.’”—Matthew 9:37-38 The harvest is ready. The fields are full, the food is waiting, and the opportunity is right in front of us. But without handsContinue reading “Farm Table Talk: The Harvest Won’t Wait”

Farm Table Talk: Regenerative Agriculture Should Be in Every Classroom

For all the talk about education preparing the next generation, one glaring omission remains: where does food come from, and how do we care for the land that sustains us? Kids grow up learning math, history, and science, but regenerative agriculture? Indigenous land stewardship? Nothing. And yet, those two things are arguably more important thanContinue reading “Farm Table Talk: Regenerative Agriculture Should Be in Every Classroom”

Farm Table Talk: Tariffs Won’t Save America If You Won’t Support It Yourself

Let’s talk about all these tariff-loving, bring-businesses-back-to-America folks out there—the ones preaching that tariffs will magically fix everything, forcing companies back into American hands. Sounds great in theory. But let’s look at reality for a second. Where do you buy your vegetables?Where do you buy your fruit?Where does your meat come from?Where do you getContinue reading “Farm Table Talk: Tariffs Won’t Save America If You Won’t Support It Yourself”

Farm Table Talk: The Art of Pretending People Matter—And Why I’m Not Playing Along

You ever hear through the grapevine that an event happened—something you’ve been attending for years, something you’ve helped cook for, clean for, organize for—but somehow, nobody thought to invite you this time? Yeah. That. Let’s talk about why the whole “Oh, but you KNOW you’re always welcome!” line is absolute nonsense. If You Want SomeoneContinue reading “Farm Table Talk: The Art of Pretending People Matter—And Why I’m Not Playing Along”

Farm Table Talk: The Joy of the Harvest

“You have enlarged the nation and increased their joy; they rejoice before You as people rejoice at the harvest, as warriors rejoice when dividing the plunder.”—Isaiah 9:3 There is no joy quite like harvest season. After months of work—planting, tending, waiting—the moment finally arrives. The fields yield their crops, the animals provide, and the farmContinue reading “Farm Table Talk: The Joy of the Harvest”

Farm Table Talk: The Recipe for Food Freedom

Food freedom isn’t just an idea—it’s a movement, a responsibility, and a reclamation of what real nourishment should be. Joel Salatin’s recipe for food independence? Simple, practical, and absolutely necessary if we want to build a better future for our children. Step One: Get in Your Kitchen Because nothing screams food sovereignty like knowing howContinue reading “Farm Table Talk: The Recipe for Food Freedom”