09/10/2026
Hello! 👋
It’s been a while! There have been MANY changes here at In Harmony Farm! Before I update you on the changes let me start by reintroducing myself.
My name is Ashley😁 I am a mama of FOUR kiddos. Yes you read that right. Since starting In Harmony Farm our family has grown quickly. God has been so good to us. We were blessed with twins in March 2026. We had a son in July 2024 and a daughter in October of 2022. When I first launched In Harmony Farm in 2020/2021, I was full time horse training, studying Natural Lifemanship, and we had just bought our first home and we were remodeling our farm and getting it ready for clients. We opened our farm up to do riding lessons, alternative therapy sessions and farm tours. Many faces and families came to our farm in Bedford. Some came and milked goats, some came for farm chores, some came for horseback riding lessons, some came and painted on the horses, some came for healing but EVERYONE came and found peace and joy in some way and that was always our goal. It brought us fulfillment to be able to SHARE our farm and our animals and Gods beautiful creation with everyone that came. We had the honor of touching many lives as people experienced the profound joy and peace that came from nature, farmlife and our wonderful Heavenly Father. As people explored the farm they could find Bible verses everywhere they looked, we had verses all over the farm that pertained to each animal, each pen and each barn. It was a beautiful way to share the gospel. We incorporated the Bible in our lessons and we openly talked about Faith. Our farm was our mission felid. It still is, there has just been some changes.
This past year we have experienced many ups and downs. We have seen God move but also felt His silence. We have had some victories but also some hardships.
Thank you to everyone who has followed up and been apart of our journey over the past 5-6 years!
I will be posting some updates as time allows to let you know what has been happening.
If you’re new here! WELCOME! 🤗 we hope to see you one day at the farm.