Today I’m proud to introduce you to Lucas Fisher who is one of our farm managers.  Lucas started working as part-time summer help a few years ago and his passion and expertise have landed him as a key member of our team.  Lucas wanted to introduce himself to you by sharing a video about his work at Seven Sons...

Have you heard... the leading regenerative farmers featured in this film will be coming to Seven Sons Farms this month to teach a 3-day Soil Health & Regenerative Farming School. If you're a farmer, rancher or simply someone who would like to dive deep into the principles of re-building our food system from the soil up - this is for you!

Please take a moment to check out the video... it's sure to leave you inspired about the next generation of farmers and consumers!

As I type this blog, I'm reminded how as a small child we would wake up before dawn to attend Easter service as a family. It was a tradition for our congregation to gather in a cleared wooded area near our church as Pastor Denny would lead us in an Easter message.

I'm very proud to say that our hard working fulfillment team completed a record week while getting all the beef orders out the door!  All together these folks packed over 12 pallets worth of orders last week (with plenty more to go out this week.)  Here's a few behind the scenes photos I snapped...

Home delivery now available in the Chicago area. This weekly program will give us the capacity to reach over 340 zip codes. Read more for all the details.

Believe it or not, some scientists have recently claimed that cattle confined in feedlots and fed grain was better for the environment compared to cattle raised in open pastures and fed grass. Do you really think this is the case? Or could this research be a result of some other agenda?

As I type this post I'm sitting at a coffee shop in Albany New York awaiting to board our train headed back to Indiana. I along with our team have spent the week here in New York attending one of the largest gatherings of grassfed and regenerative farmers in North America.