A warm welcome to all our new friends who subscribed this month. We’re so glad you’re here. This edition is full of fun updates, a special story, and a word of encouragement.
I hope you’ll take a moment to slow down, read it through, and find something that inspires you.
And hey, if you’re not in a reading mood, listen to it instead.
A warm welcome to all our new friends who subscribed this month. We’re so glad you’re here. This edition is full of fun updates, a special story, and a word of encouragement.
I hope you’ll take a moment to slow down, read it through, and find something that inspires you.
And hey, if you’re not in a reading mood, listen to it instead.
To keep things fun around here, we tucked a golden egg somewhere on our website.
The first three people who find it will get a dozen farm-fresh eggs.
Just tap the egg once you find it, and follow the instructions to claim your dozen!
We'll announce our winners on Instagram next week so make sure you're following us: @GoodLand.Farm
To keep things fun around here, we tucked a golden egg somewhere on our website.
The first three people who find it will get a dozen farm-fresh eggs.
Just tap the egg once you find it, and follow the instructions to claim your dozen!
We'll announce our winners on Instagram next week so make sure you're following us: @GoodLand.Farm
Maybe you don't struggle with this, but I'm guilty of often feeling the need to handle everything on my own.
But the longer I farm, the more I realize that asking for help isn’t failure… it’s humility.
This week, ask yourself:
Where in my life am I carrying something alone because it feels “easier” than asking for help?
We pray that once you pinpoint that one thing, you'll have the courage to act.
Maybe you don't struggle with this, but I'm guilty of often feeling the need to handle everything on my own.
But the longer I farm, the more I realize that asking for help isn’t failure… it’s humility.
This week, ask yourself:
Where in my life am I carrying something alone because it feels “easier” than asking for help?
We pray that once you pinpoint that one thing, you'll have the courage to act.
As we close this month’s update, I want to practice what we just reflected on and actually ask for your help.
We’re still a very small farm with very big dreams, and we simply cannot grow without the support of people who believe in what we’re building.
Here’s the single most helpful thing you can do:
Let someone know we exist.
You don’t have to buy anything, subscribe to anything, or sign up for anything.
Just share our farm with one person... a friend, a neighbor, a coworker, someone in your small group, or anyone who might care about fresh food or supporting local family farms.
We know not everyone will shift from grocery store goods to farm-fresh goods, but with your help, we have a real chance to serve the ones who will.
Thanks for your help!
For your good,
Farmer Emilio & Family
