The word that best defines 2025...

written by

MoSo Farm

posted on

February 17, 2026

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is community. And our community shows up in the pages of our newly released 2025 Annual Report — from photos of our events to this year’s Customers of the Year to our families who support our farming endeavors wholeheartedly.  

We are excited to share this report with you, which highlights:

  • Our business’s output in meat sold, animals raised, sales increased
  • Our farm’s impact in local businesses supported and trees planted
  • Our month-to-month year in review
  • A story about the life of a pig on the farm
  • Most Valuable Player, Best Meal with Our Meat, Most Photogenic, etc.  
  • Save-the-dates for events in 2026!

We hope this booklet brings you a little closer to our farm. After all, it is you — our customers and supporters — who keep this business going by investing in a local and regenerative food system every time you shop with us. Thank you.

VIEW ANNUAL REPORT

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