May

May

2026

2026

Hey friends & fam!

May has been such a full month on the farm.

May has been such a full month on the farm.

Spring finally settled in, we received some much-needed rain, and it felt like everything began growing and moving all at once.

Spring finally settled in, we received some much-needed rain, and it felt like everything began growing and moving all at once.

So for this month's update, we want to do something a little different.

So for this month's update, we want to do something a little different.

We’ve been posting more consistently on social media, and we’ve heard from many of you that you’ve enjoyed seeing those smaller glimpses of everyday life on the farm.

We’ve been posting more consistently on social media, and we’ve heard from many of you that you’ve enjoyed seeing those smaller glimpses of everyday life on the farm.

If you aren't already following us on Instagram, now’s a great time to join us.

If you aren't already following us on Instagram, now’s a great time to join us.

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Below are 20 highlights from the month.

Below are 20 highlights from the month.

  1. Old leaves became free, rich, nourishing garden compost.

  1. We welcomed 3 new piglets. Now comes the hard part: naming them!

  1. We removed a literal ton of chicken manure from the chicken coop with the help of friends. Glamorous? No. Necessary? Very. Thank you Rachel & Daniela!

  1. Our first elderflowers bloomed, and we’ll begin harvesting them this week.

  1. We learned how to outsmart the murder of crows looking for a free breakfast. Thank you, Farmer Emilio Sr.

  1. We started receiving photos & reviews from customers enjoying our pasture-raised chicken. Thank you, Brown family!

  1. We became a vendor at our local downtown Waxhaw General Store. Thank you, Kelly.

  1. We got our hands on our first manure spreader, which is exactly as exciting as it sounds when you own a farm.

  1. We built cedar garden beds for our family gardens.

  1. A massive tree fell in our pasture. The good news: free firewood.

  1. We planted bell peppers, serranos, jalapeños, onions, carrots, cucumbers, parsley, basil, thyme, rosemary, tomatoes, and marigolds.

  1. We watched our elderberry orchard keep growing, even when the rain took its sweet time.

  1. We played with a lot of dirt. Some people call it gardening.

  1. We rested under incredible shade, because even farmers need a minute.

  1. We repurposed old egg cartons and gave them a second life.

  1. We hired our first farm assistant. Meet Colby!

  1. We moved truckloads of free compost. Thank you, Town of Waxhaw.

  1. Farmer Es found a few hidden eggs. Around here, that counts as treasure hunting.

  1. Fuses were blown, but help was already on the way. Thank you, farmers Alex + Ama.

  1. And through all of it, God has been faithful. Thank you, Lord.

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Looking for some fresh goods?

Raw Honey - $12

Pasture-Raised Duck Eggs - $6.50

Large Pasture-Raised Whole Chicken - $27.50

Pork Shoulder Boston Butt - $70.00

Pork Shoulder Picnic Roast - $60.00

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As always, thank you for your trust & support. We are very grateful for you.


For your good,

Good Land Farm

Moving at God’s pace.

Stewarding His creation.

Sharing nourishing food.

for a good life!

© 2026 Buena Tierra, LLC

9504 Deer Run Rd. Waxhaw, NC

Site by ito creative studio

Moving at God’s pace.

Stewarding His creation.

Sharing nourishing food.

for a good life!

© 2026 Buena Tierra, LLC

9504 Deer Run Rd. Waxhaw, NC

Site by ito creative studio

Moving at God’s pace.

Stewarding His creation.

Sharing nourishing food.

for a good life!

© 2026 Buena Tierra, LLC

9504 Deer Run Rd. Waxhaw, NC

Site by ito creative studio

GOOD

LAND

FARM