At the end of the road,
the journey begins.
From the pines of Paradise, CA to the dirt roads of Caldwell, Idaho. We’re building a self-reliant farmstead, raising animals with care, and chasing dust on the trails.
Our Story
From City Pavement to Idaho Dirt
Both of us grew up surrounded by the towering pines of Paradise, California. After spending time in the suburban turn-key lifestyle of Meridian, ID, we realized we wanted something deeper: a real connection to our food and a more self-reliant lifestyle.
We traded city limits for 5 acres at the end of Country View Lane—a quiet dirt road in Caldwell framed by tall poplar trees. Here, we are building Dusty Trails Farm step-by-step.
Why "Dusty Trails"?
Our name comes from two places close to our heart: the dusty dirt road that leads home to our white ranch house with its blue roof, and our passion for loading up the SXS to ride through Idaho’s desert trails, mountain paths, and sand dunes.
What We Offer
Raised Right on the Farmstead
Knowing where your food comes from starts with how the animals are treated.
Fresh Farm Eggs
Pasture-raised chickens laying clean, nutrient-dense eggs daily.
Available NowGoat Herd
Our active herd helping manage vegetation and build healthy soil.
On the LandGrass-Fed Beef
Pasture-raised beef coming soon for local whole/half shares.
Coming SoonHeritage Pork
Raised outdoors with wholesome feed for high-quality meat.
Coming SoonWhen We're Not in the Barn
When the chores are done, we hit the trails. Documenting our SXS rides through the Idaho desert, mountain passes, and sand dunes is a big part of our journey. Follow our social channels to catch the latest trail footage!
From the Farm
Latest From the Blog
Farm builds, animal updates, and dusty trail rides.
March 10, 2026
Chasing Dust on the Owyhee Trails
When the chores are done, we load up the SXS and go find the desert.
February 3, 2026
First Eggs of the Season
Our pasture-raised flock just started laying — here's what we learned setting up the coop.
January 15, 2026
Welcome to Dusty Trails Farm
Why we traded city pavement for 5 acres of Idaho dirt, and what to expect from this blog.
Follow Our Journey
We document everything on social media—from farm building projects and animal updates to trail rides.