LÖSHÁFARMS LLCA working family farm · Elk, Washington
Löshá Farms
Faith, Stewardship, and Hard Work.
A working family farm in Elk, Washington—raising livestock, restoring land, and sharing the journey.
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September 2026
What’s happening now
The Hands That Hold a Farm Together
After a lifetime of caring for others, Mom has joined our farm. I could not be prouder to work beside her.
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For Ray and Selia
Family to us, our favorite fishing memories, and a beautiful new chapter ahead.
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Ruairidh’s Next Pasture
Our little red king will be our first animal sale. We are proud of him and will miss him.
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Our October family bookshelf
A pumpkin-patch adventure made for reading together.
Our friend Leda Wicknor wrote The Adventures of Little Miss Nissa: A Day at the Pumpkin Patch, a warm autumn adventure filled with curiosity, imagination, traditions, love—and interesting words children and grown-ups can discover together. We’re cheering him on throughout October.
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Explore Löshá Farms
There is always something growing, learning, escaping or needing a fence.
From the Farm
Current stories, honest lessons and the latest bit of farm chaos.
Explore →Our Animals
Highlands, Kikos, horses, poultry, guardian dogs—and Pokie, of course.
Explore →Learn With Us
Fire preparedness, horse safety, grazing and what the animals teach us.
Explore →Farmer Resources
Programs, grants, loans and official starting points worth knowing.
Explore →Building the Farm
Fencing, forest work, water and rotational-grazing progress.
Explore →What’s Growing
Thirty fruit trees, thirty berry bushes, grapevines and plenty of hope.
Explore →A little about us
We started later.
We came all in.
Löshá Farms is a veteran family farm built by Keisha and Logan with help from family, a great many animals and a firm belief that the land in our care belongs first to God. Across 60 acres in Eastern Washington, we are building a working farm around thoughtful animal care, healthy grazing and useful knowledge worth passing on.
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