Dad was a Massey Ferguson guy but I always tried to get him to the green side. We cut are own hay to feed our animals during the winter, every year his old TE20 broke and we had to go green😂 I made him take this picture to prove I was right.

Dad and I worked together for the 7 years. We did some stupid stuff. Got this old shed at a auction and the trailer got a flat so he took the farm truck and drove this home. Miss the silly little things we used to do, farming meant we worked everyday together. I miss you so much

Been working on some big things to keep dads legacy alive, working by his side for last 7 years I knew his vision and I won’t let that fade. Hopefully can share the first steps in the coming months. Got to make sure it’s up to his standards! I’ll be doing hints as time goes on.

We also raise hogs, dad wanted me to be the best farmer possible. Our goal is to leave the land behind us in the best shape. This field was nothing but dirt 2 years ago and now a 400lb boar can hide in it.

Looking for some help, dad was my go to for all things business. Looking for someone or company to help design new egg cartoons. We are getting into some huge retailers and the cartons just don’t stand out. Dad and I were in the process of redoing them but I can’t find his ideas.

One of our farm hands kids loves the farm, found kid the other day inspecting the bees, dad showed him last year how to do. No suit nothing just confidence, respect nature and it will respect you!

Fire session is crazy and it’s not even the peak time of the year, waters getting shut off 9 weeks early. We have to change and change fast!

Processed a bunch of freedom rangers today, nothing better then slow grown #pastureraised chicken. Dad had the same set of knifes for 15 years, today I broke them out for the first time since he past. I’ll never buy a cheap knife againI see why he wouldn’t let anyone touch them😂

Haven’t posted anything lately, still working out some things and when everything is resolved we will be more active on here.In the meantime he’s a picture of my little kiddo soon to be running the farm. I think dad would be proud of us. But not some other people.

Finally able to say we are so close to finishing a huge project dad started. A mobile usda poultry plant that is also a state inspected meat processing plant. We’re hoping by the start of 2023 this will be all wrapped up and running within the state of Oregon! Mom & I can’t wait

Major egg wash room upgrade, 1000s of dozen eggs head out every week to feed family’s. Eggs have double in price but I wish we saw some of that money. Farming is hard and farmers are seeing less and less of the profit.

Got the last batch of broilers in for 2022 and Callum was excited to see his chicken nuggets as he says😂

Is it better to exclude all industrial farming or try and improve they way they see the world of ag? See to many people shitting on farmers rather then offering knowledge and a hand.

Finished the last batch of broilers for the year. Dad always made a point to tuck the feet in, I think it’s a waste of time but it does make the bird look good. From now on all feet will be tucked for him😂

Being blocked says it all… but anyway processing the first batch of meat birds this year in dads mobile slaughter house! In depth show off coming soon! Hoping solving the issue of processing so many farmers struggle with.

Finished dads project, completely mobile poultry plant. 100% self contained and can do 100-150 birds/hr with only a 3 person crew. Passed all inspections last week and have already sold 100s of birds into local restaurants.

Sold out of 2500 birds in a month, we now have another 3k chicks to keep up with orders. Dads mobile processing plant is putting some work in and it running great!

One thing about my family is we will never forget, time will run out and light will shine. Making some big moves in the processing sector next year and can’t wait to show all.