Mack and Abby McRuer, owners of Sage & Shepherd Farm, a pasture-raised, regenerative farm is in Ontario. They are learning as they go, eating what they grow, and spreading a message of conscious food production one sheep at a time.

Mack and Abby met when he was a musician and she was a landscape designer. They discovered they’re shared passion for sustainable living and just a few years into their marriage they are first generation farmers with a rapidly expanding business.

These young Millennials are not living the typical story. They are pushing back against the system, one pasture-raised lamb at a time. With dreams of growing the business, sharing great food, and providing another option to our fast food culture. They are well-educated, passionate about the cause. In our conversation today, we get into what led the McRuer’s to buy a farm, what is wrong with the food industry today, and the difficulties of living off the land while making a change and trying to make a profit.

They are clear on their mission, wanting to not only live on a farm and produce their own food but also build a business and make a living from their livestock. Mack and Abby have fallen in love with not only being a part of a new farming culture, but also the life of working long hours on your own land, building their own home and life each day. They will inspire you to make a difference where you are, and start with what you care about most.

Mack and Abby McRuer, owners of Sage & Shepherd Farm, a pasture-raised, regenerative farm in Ontario. They are learning as they go, eating what they grow, and spreading a message of conscious food production one sheep at a time.

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- Their Work -

Mack and Abby McRuer, owners of Sage & Shepherd Farm, a pasture-raised, regenerative farm is in Ontario. They are learning as they go, eating what they grow, and spreading a message of conscious food production one sheep at a time.

- Their Story -

Mack and Abby met when he was a musician and she was a landscape designer. They discovered they’re shared passion for sustainable living and just a few years into their marriage they are first generation farmers with a rapidly expanding business.

- Episode Summary -

These young Millennials are not living the typical story. They are pushing back against the system, one pasture-raised lamb at a time. With dreams of growing the business, sharing great food, and providing another option to our fast food culture. They are well-educated, passionate about the cause. In our conversation today, we get into what led the McRuer’s to buy a farm, what is wrong with the food industry today, and the difficulties of living off the land while making a change and trying to make a profit.

- Why You’ll Care -

They are clear on their mission, wanting to not only live on a farm and produce their own food but also build a business and make a living from their livestock. Mack and Abby have fallen in love with not only being a part of a new farming culture, but also the life of working long hours on your own land, building their own home and life each day. They will inspire you to make a difference where you are, and start with what you care about most.

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