Committed to the disciplined pursuit of wisdom and truth through openness, reflection, and conversation — distinguishing what is known from what is assumed, without mistaking the unexplained for the untrue.
I'm a farmer and rancher by trade and by conviction. There's something irreplaceable about work that produces real things — hay bales, cattle, harvests. Material goods made from honest labor carry a weight that other work doesn't.
But the work of the mind matters just as much to me. I pursue ideas with the same discipline I bring to the land: rigorously, patiently, and without the comfort of easy answers.
I run a podcast where I explore these questions in conversation with others who take both humility and truth seriously. I believe in saying "I don't know" as readily as staking a claim.
I'm based on the farm. This site is where everything I do lives.
I hold my conclusions loosely. Confidence in a position shouldn't be mistaken for correctness. I'd rather change my mind than defend a wrong one.
There is moral weight in producing material goods. Farming and ranching aren't just livelihoods — they are a statement about what kind of work matters.
Mystery isn't a failure of knowledge. I resist the impulse to dismiss what I can't yet explain and stay curious about what others are too hasty to close.
Conversations in pursuit of wisdom. Honest questions, careful reasoning, and a tolerance for not knowing.
Listen →Time, smoke, and patience. Recipes from years of working with fire and good cuts of meat.
Cook →Quality hay from the farm. Available by the bale or truckload. Contact for current pricing.
Inquire →Farm equipment, tools, and goods for sale. Good iron deserves a second life.
Browse →Conversations in pursuit of wisdom. I talk with thinkers, doers, farmers, skeptics, and anyone willing to sit with an honest question longer than is comfortable.
Smoke, patience, and good meat. These are recipes developed over years of cooking outdoors — some simple, some involved, all honest.
Quality hay from the farm. We put up good feed and stand behind it. Available in multiple cuts and varieties — contact for current inventory.
Reach out directly for pricing on volume purchases, delivery, and current availability.
Farm equipment, tools, and goods for sale. Good iron deserves a second life. All items as-described — no surprises.
I'm happy to post listings for other local farmers and ranchers.