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Think Little Farm Think Little. No-till. Feed the soil, feed the world. Local vegetables. Danville, Kentucky.

Been thinking a lot about overconsumption and excess lately. Flying cars, exploration to mars, trillionaires and billion...
10/19/2026

Been thinking a lot about overconsumption and excess lately. Flying cars, exploration to mars, trillionaires and billionaires and the AI slop that fills up limited spaces where actual art and creativity used to reside. And I’m not innocent. I do lots of things in excess (especially regarding pizza and Indian food).

But, having spent last weekend with some of the people I love the very most in this world, I am once again reminded that it’s important for me (for all of us?) to keep asking ourselves “how much is enough?”

I think about Robin Wall Kimmerer’s metaphor about starving the Windigo, a ravenous and insatiable mythical creature popular in indigenous culture. The Windigo only takes. Only consumes. Always hungrier and never satisfied. It tricks us into believing we need more. Always.

Anyway, I think if we are to survive and thrive going forward, we need to find more ways to starve the Windigo. More connection. More people. More community. More care. More love. More vegetables.

“It is the Windigo way that tricks us into believing that belongings will fill our hunger, when it is belonging that we crave.”
-Robin Wall Kimmerer

Eat your greens AND your reds! Radish, arugula, and lettuce mix stocked this morning at Dry Branch Farm Market. Eat veg,...
10/06/2026

Eat your greens AND your reds!

Radish, arugula, and lettuce mix stocked this morning at Dry Branch Farm Market.

Eat veg, be kind, enjoy life, respect animals.

Really really lucky to be able to read some paragraphs from “Think Little” at our local farmers market this morning. So ...
09/26/2026

Really really lucky to be able to read some paragraphs from “Think Little” at our local farmers market this morning. So many neighbors and friends showed up to pay tribute to Mr. Wendell Berry a couple weeks after his passing.

Chatting with other Berry friends left me feeling hopeful and happy about my community, my place in it, the future of small farms in Boyle County, and the power of neighborliness as a whole.

We are going to be alright.

Think Little Farm on-site produce popup this weekend! Come on through and peep where your food is grown, get some good e...
09/23/2026

Think Little Farm on-site produce popup this weekend! Come on through and peep where your food is grown, get some good end of summer veg, and say hello!

We’ll be set up in front of our gardens this Sat and Sun slinging chemical-free and organically-grown veg for all the good Kentucky folks. And, if veg isn’t your thing, FREE HOMEMADE COOKIES FOR ALL VISITORS!

Saturday, Sept. 26: 230pm-5pm
Sunday, Sept. 27: 9am-2pm

2022 Parksville Crosspike
Danville, KY

Arugula, radish, lettuce, peppers, the last of the cherry tomatoes, spaghetti squash, rosemary!

Buy local, eat clean, support farmers. Hope to see you all here.

May all your salad dreams come true today!There is never a bad time to buy local, eat chemical free vegetables, and supp...
09/17/2026

May all your salad dreams come true today!

There is never a bad time to buy local, eat chemical free vegetables, and support community farmers. We grow this way because we want our community to be healthy. We want our kids and your kids to grow up knowing how an organic, ecologically-grown tomato gets from seed to plate.

We thank you for supporting us, Kentuckians. We love you.

Fresh lettuce and sweet carrots in stock now at Dry Branch Farm Market.

Another delicious day in Central Kentucky, another chance to grab up some fresh snacks over at Dry Branch Farm Market. L...
09/08/2026

Another delicious day in Central Kentucky, another chance to grab up some fresh snacks over at Dry Branch Farm Market.

Lettuce mix, green beans, carrots, and some tasty butternut squash await, ye lovers of all things chemical-free and clean.

Eat good food, care for the Earth, be good to each other.

Some thoughts on Wendell following his passing.When I meet new people here in my new(ish) home state of Kentucky, the mo...
09/02/2026

Some thoughts on Wendell following his passing.

When I meet new people here in my new(ish) home state of Kentucky, the most common response is something like, “you moved across the country to start farming in KENTUCKY?? Why?” I’ll grin and straighten my posture a bit and say, “well, there’s this farmer and poet up there in Henry County…”

I didn’t start reading Wendell Berry’s work until about 5-6 years ago as a new farmer in Utah. At the time I was going through a process of deep introspection, revising my beliefs after living years within an ideological framework that simply didn’t work for me.

I read about land abuse, care for the Earth, gentleness for creatures and wild places, the beauty of community, the idea that belonging to a place was as valuable as meaningful love, that neighborliness is not only an expectation, but a gift. I learned about the complexities of people and belief systems, the joy of eating good food, and the serious nature of our responsibility as humans to respect and heal and nurture the world and its people. And more.

And so, as it came time to settle on a place to call home and a name to signify what that home and land can be for my family and my life and my new community, I settled on Kentucky and I settled on Think Little Farm.

Though I never got to meet the Mad Farmer in person, he is very much a part of everything I do and believe. In life, he knew love, respect, nuance, care, empathy, kindness, patience, and peace. What an unimaginable gift it is to know he left so much for us to explore.

“our lives depend upon other lives and upon processes and energies in an interlocking system that, though we can destroy it, we can neither fully understand nor fully control. And our great dangerousness is that, locked in our selfish and myopic economics, we have been willing to change or destroy far beyond our power to understand. We are not humble enough or reverent enough.”
-Wendell Berry, Think Little

Margie is doing it the right way! Seasonal, available, sustainable, Kentucky. Let’s EAT, my friends! ❤️❤️❤️
09/02/2026

Margie is doing it the right way!

Seasonal, available, sustainable, Kentucky.

Let’s EAT, my friends! ❤️❤️❤️

Hey all you salad freaks!!Just dropped a bunch of our top-notch lettuce mix off to Dry Branch Farm Market this morning. ...
09/01/2026

Hey all you salad freaks!!

Just dropped a bunch of our top-notch lettuce mix off to Dry Branch Farm Market this morning. Harvested, washed, and packaged less than 24 hours ago, it’ll stay good in the fridge for weeks.

And, as a reminder, all our produce is chemical-free, irrigated and washed using only culinary water, and grown with complete care on our farm right here in Danville.

Go get ya some, friends!!

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