If you’re lucky enough to call Burton or Brenham home—or you’re visiting Washington County for a quiet weekend escape—there’s a new Sunday tradition waiting for you just down the road.
It’s warm, it’s delicious, it’s and unlike anything else in the area.

Whether you're a ranch guest, a regenerative agriculture enthusiast, or a neighbor in the Brazos Valley, here’s a look at how regenerative ranching and soil health shape our winter work—and how you can bring some of these principles into your home this Christmas season.

Here’s what happened in March 2024 at Deeply Rooted Ranch!

February 2024: raining buckets all month, but it didn’t stop us. From poultry processing to rooting Willow cuttings, Feb was full of opportunities.

2024 is shaping up to be a year of big, bold leaps at the Deeply Rooted Ranch, check out what we’ve been up to all of January!

What is the difference between regenerative farming and conventional agriculture?

The achievements at Deeply Rooted Ranch in 2023!

December at Deeply Rooted Ranch is a time for preparation and relaxation. Here’s what we’re up to.

For our fall season, and all seasons, at Deeply Rooted Ranch, one of the things we consider when choosing what we plant is "crop rotation," which means we plant crops in a particular sequence that keeps plant health, pests, and soil nutrients in mind.

On Saturday night, June 10, 2023, our ranch experienced a doozy of a storm that only lasted about 20 minutes but left a lot of damage.

The ranch’s biodiversity is something to behold, and foraging has become a huge staple for me. For every one plant we put in the ground, there are 1,000 that were already established here. Here we reframe our intentional and unintentional food sources.

What’s your favorite garden memory? Some may think of botanical gardens, or their favorite sit spot in a city park. For me, it always comes back to time spent in my grandparents’ vegetable patch. Everything coming out of that garden was larger than life, and I cherish those memories while building my family’s own garden plots.

I invite you to the revolutionary act of creating art by observing, engaging, and participating in the world around you. Experience it and be inspired to create something beautiful. For some, it will be an inward act of love. For others, outward. Sometimes, it’s both.