Happy to report, our chickens faired well and we didn't lose any!! Over the icy weekend and the snowy weekends, I did some reading. As I read, one of the topics talked about remote tribes in northern Asia. These tribes were difficult to assimilate into the structure of the state because they were content with living with less conveniences and comforts of society. Purposefully living in terrains difficult to modernize, these people had collectively made this choice to avoid such assimilation,...

Good Monday morning to you!! Our prayer is that this finds all of you well, amidst the storm, we are thankful to have not lost power, which powers many of the comforts that we've become familiar with. Maybe a little too familiar with and even dependent on. I'm almost finished reading a book, "Against the Machine" by Paul Kingsnorth, that I highly recommend to anyone that likes a good read that questions and answers to some degree "How we got where we are?". First I would like to be...

We want to wish each of our members, their friends, and their families a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Things have been busy here at Embrace Farm. As I shared in the last blog, we may be undergoing some changes during 2026 but we look forward to continuing our mission of Respecting, Embracing, Stewarding Relationships and Resources. I want to encourage you to take the time and reflect upon why we celebrate Christmas. Not why we've grown to celebrate Christmas, but what it is and...