Ep. 61 with Sarah Fisher | Owner of Nature's Pantry

Dirt, Determination, and Divine Guidance

What happens when a nurse starts questioning why everyone around her seems to be getting sicker? Sarah's journey from healthcare professional to regenerative farmer reveals how one mother's concern for her family's wellbeing sparked a complete lifestyle transformation and thriving business.

Sarah never planned to be a farmer. Growing up on a conventional dairy farm, she saw firsthand how demanding the work was and deliberately chose nursing as her career path. But after having her first child and hearing her Father ask, "Why is everyone so sick?", everything changed. When the World Health Organization classified glyphosate (commonly found in conventional foods) as a probable carcinogen, Sarah made a pivotal decision: she would raise food the way she believed it should be raised - without chemicals, hormones, or confinement.

Now the owner of Nature's Pantry Farm, Sarah serves approximately 250 families with raw milk, grass-fed beef, and pasture-raised pork and eggs. Her transition wasn't just about business; it was about addressing the root causes of health issues rather than simply treating symptoms. Through personal experience and customer feedback, she's witnessed eczema disappearing, digestive issues resolving, and families thriving on nutrient-dense foods produced in harmony with nature.

The daily reality of farm life is demanding - 4am wake-ups, endless chores, and the emotional weight of making difficult decisions about the animals in her care. Yet Sarah finds profound purpose in this work, involving her three children in the process and teaching them responsibility while connecting them directly to their food source. Her family sits down together for dinner every night, enjoying meals grown entirely on their own land.

Sarah's story captures the essence of the growing "MAHA" (Make America Healthy Again) movement - mothers taking health into their own hands by questioning conventional wisdom, demanding transparency, and seeking out food produced with integrity. Whether you're curious about regenerative agriculture, the truth about raw milk, or finding purpose through meaningful work, this conversation offers powerful insights about faith, family, and following your heart despite challenges.

Connect with Sarah:

• Website: Nature's Pantry Farm
• IG: @naturespantryfarm

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• Email: [email protected]

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Credits:

• Editor: Joseph Kirk
• Music: Kristofer Tanke

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