“Farming is hard. Farming alone can feel impossible. Sometimes I work so long out here, I forget I have a voice. I grew up here in Ririe, Idaho. My mom trained horses on this property. My brother and I built teepees in the woods, climbed haystacks, and roamed around with the dogs. I watched my parents work to improve the land. That's when I learned to love nature, and why I started farming. I'm working to create a farm that renews itself and feeds people for generations after I'm gone. I wake up at four in the morning and work alone till it’s dark, but sometimes I burn out. As much as I love solitude, I'm starting to realize I can't do all of this alone. A farm needs more than one set of hands to reach its potential: to feed a community, heal the land, and bring people together. That's what I want this place to be.” — Tim Ririe, Idaho, USA Life on Film #lifeonfilm
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