Farm Journal

Some mornings on the farm start early—and they don’t always leave a lot of time to cook a full breakfast. That’s why

Some of the quietest moments on the farm don’t come from finishing a big job—they come from slowing down enough to notice

Farming doesn’t just work your body—it works your mind. And this year, it worked mine harder than I ever expected. If you’ve

One of the most important jobs we tackle is pulling up our irrigation lines. It’s not glamorous work, but it’s essential to

Here on our farm, pasture rotation isn’t just a management practice—it’s a commitment to the health of our cattle, our land, and

There’s a moment in nearly every day on the farm that reminds me why I do this work. It’s usually quiet. Sometimes

Potatoes are one of those crops that feel deeply rooted in tradition—no pun intended. Every spring, when we start working our potato

Farming teaches you a lot about patience, humility, and trusting the long game. But every now and then, the weather delivers a

Every season brings its own set of small but important tasks—the little decisions that quietly shape how well a crop will grow.

Wow, it feels like ages ago! The ryegrass really worked wonders for us at first, but unfortunately, it couldn’t handle the intense

Welcome to our Kitchen at Full Circle Farms Waynesburg! We take great pride in crafting delectable menus and baking from scratch, a

Hello, wonderful community! Today, we’re diving into a heartfelt recap of our experiences here at Full Circle Farms. As we’ve navigated this