Still Pastures: a small regenerative farm near Lincoln, Nebraska
Our vision is to provide your family with deeply nourishing food while stewarding the land and animals well.
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The why behind Still Pastures
Nourishing, sustainable food
Your family needs nourishing food, and we want to connect you to a local source. Food can slip to the back burner when so much pulls at our attention. Our lives have shown us that food can be the best medicine and a real joy when it is produced in step with God's design and prepared well. Our animals are raised regeneratively, with attention to healthy soil microbes, diverse pastures and, most of all, happy, healthy animals.
Moments of peace and joy
Enjoy the open pastures, lush fields and woods at Still Pastures. We are a growing regenerative farm, turning conventional ground that has sustained our family for five generations into rotationally grazed pastures and carefully managed woods. Walk the forest trails, sit with the bees, or spend some time watching the livestock graze.
Stewarding well
We are working to protect and build the soil under our feet, manage the trees above our heads and care for the water winding through our place. We look at the whole picture of the farm and the larger ecology around it. Perennial pasture and a young, diverse orchard are the foundation for food production that lasts and can feed our community in the future.
Solace Coffee, our coffee cart
Solace Coffee is a full-service mobile coffee bar for weddings and other events. It is part of the farm, and it lets us meet people we would never have met otherwise.
Someday we hope to have an on-farm cafe where the cart parks and serves drinks regularly.
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Government regulation, on farm events, and the coffee cart
What we learned about government regulation after hosting on farm events close to Lincoln, Nebraska, and where we go from here.
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Why our prices went up
Our numbers regarding pasture raised chicken on a small farm.
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