About Us

Our Story

I am originally from Houma, but I was eager to move as soon as I graduated from LSU in 2004. Armed with a BS in Chemical Engineering, I left Louisiana for 15 years. I had an amazing job in Utah in the nuclear fuel field (I call it the "non-nuclear" part of the nuclear industry), where I met and married Mark.

Over time, we became disheartened by the corporate world, and I started to feel an inexplicable need to farm. I grew one tomato, promptly killed it, and claimed, "I want to be a farm girl!" Shockingly, Mark agreed.

We planned our move back to Louisiana for years. Fast forward through lots of trials and tribulations, and here we are. Farmers. We wouldn't have it any other way (well, Mark would like less humidity - if someone figures that out, let me know).

Close-up of a brown and tan hen with distinctive feathers, standing in a pen with a wire fence. In the background, another chicken is visible, with green grass and a blurred landscape beyond. The ground is covered with scraps of vegetables, indicating a natural feeding environment for poultry.
Couple standing in a greenhouse surrounded by healthy green plants, showcasing sustainable gardening practices and the benefits of indoor farming.
Greenhouse structure with transparent panels, featuring a green door and ventilation fan, surrounded by potted plants. Ideal for sustainable gardening and plant growth.
Interior view of a modern greenhouse featuring wooden planting beds with various leafy greens, hydroponic systems, and large glass windows allowing natural light. The space is organized and designed for efficient plant growth.
Modern greenhouse with solar panels, featuring transparent walls and shading curtains, surrounded by potted plants and located near a metal building. Ideal for sustainable gardening and plant cultivation.