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Elk, Washington · Woman-owned · Veteran family farm

Rooted in service.
Raised with purpose.

Sixty acres, a growing family of animals, and a calling to care for the land and our community—with faith at the center.

FAITH STEWARDSHIP HARD WORK

Our family story

Many journeys.
One shared calling.

Löshá Farms gate-sign design

Löshá Farms is the result of a dream we chose to pursue later in life. Keisha grew up in Arkansas, Logan grew up around farm life in Emmett, Idaho, and years of military service took our family from Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana to Elmendorf Air Force Base in Alaska and Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico. Keisha served 14 years on active duty and later retired after 25 total years of government service. Logan served three years as an active-duty Air Force dentist.

Our careers carried us through Air Force missions, human-resources leadership, technology recruiting and dentistry. Eventually, those different roads led us to Elk, Washington, where Keisha became a full-time farmer and primary owner of Löshá Farms LLC, with Logan as her husband, partner and co-owner. What began with adopted animals in need of care and eggs shared with neighbors slowly grew into a working 60-acre family farm.

Today, another generation has joined us. Keisha's mother, a retired Air Force civil-service registered nurse, helps with daily farm life. Her father, a retired county judge from St. Francis County, Arkansas, is enjoying retirement here with the family. We are also the proud parents of five grown sons. Together, we bring a lifetime of experience to a new chapter built around faith, family and useful work.

Farming is demanding, and too much of its practical, generational knowledge is disappearing. We hope to preserve what we can, keep learning from those who came before us and encourage others who feel called to begin—even if they are beginning later than expected. There is no perfect age or perfect moment. Sometimes you simply step forward, do the work and trust God with the growth.

“Moreover, it is required of stewards that they be found faithful.” — 1 Corinthians 4:2

Life at Löshá

More than Highlands
and Kikos.

Our days include cattle, horses, ponies, goats, poultry, guardian dogs, pigs and cats. Logan is also developing a small orchard with 30 fruit trees, 30 berry bushes and grapevines—another investment in the farm's future.

Highland cow standing protectively with her calf
Generations raised with care
Wellington resting calmly beside a Highland calf
Calm, watchful sire behavior
Young Highland calf in the pasture
Life growing on the farm
Natural horsemanship & horse safety

We offer ground-based horse-safety and natural-horsemanship instruction by interest. We do not offer riding.

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Our Highlands

Character you can see. Temperament we value.

We raise Highland cattle for hardiness, maternal instinct and steady dispositions. Wellington's brindle-dun coat, traditional Highland character and gentle natural-service behavior are a cornerstone of our growing program.

Meet WellingtonNatural-service breeding in Elk, WAFuture calvesSpring 2027 updates & inquiries
300HOMES LOST

Training with a purpose

Turning grazing into a line of defense.

When we moved here three years ago, wildfire devastated our community and destroyed roughly 300 homes. That loss shaped our dream: grow a working Kiko goat herd that can reduce brush and ladder fuels affordably for neighbors across Spokane and surrounding communities.

Since becoming a farmer, Keisha has completed western-focused coursework in climate resilience, fire preparedness, prescribed grazing and land stewardship. That education is being put into practice as we document grazing, improve access and reduce fuels on our own forested acreage.

Our herd is still growing, and so is the plan. Future targeted-grazing services will be built carefully—around sound land health, responsible animal care, prevention and affordability for our community.

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From our farm

Honest offerings.
Straight from the source.

Availability changes with the seasons. Send an inquiry and we'll tell you what's ready.

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Farm-fresh eggs

Chicken eggs: $5 per dozen or $7 per 18-pack. Duck eggs: $7 per dozen. Local pickup, subject to weekly availability.

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Highland cattle

Future calves and select animals raised with daily, hands-on care.

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Celtic and Nordic-inspired Löshá Farms family artwork

Faith · Family · Tradition

Old skills. New roots.
A faithful future.

We believe the land and animals in our care belong first to God. We have been appointed as their stewards, and we take that responsibility seriously—supporting healthy grazing, caring for animals according to their God-given nature and leaving the land stronger for those who follow us.

Outside farm work, we treasure fishing, horseback riding, traditional skills and time together. Our Celtic and Nordic-inspired character reflects strength, guardianship, family and the call to protect what has been entrusted to us.

“The earth is the Lord's, and the fulness thereof.” — Psalm 24:1

Coming to the farm?

Safety begins before the gate.

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