We moved into the area onto a small farm when we were young. We enjoyed our growing up years running through the woods and playing with our animals.
In 2008, our plans were shaken by the unexpected; our dad passed away suddenly from a heart attack. We were 15 and 13 at the time of his death. Our dream of farming seemed far from reality.
With our dad passing away and a family history of heart problems, we decided to do some tests on ourselves and started looking at ways to prevent heart problems.
This is a relatively new problem. To find the solution, we just needed to go back in time a bit.
200 years ago, all animals lived outside. All animals ate a biologically appropriate diet. Drugs weren't needed to maintain health. Soil health and regeneration was a top priority. Weird lab-produced additives weren't in everything. Food created health. What has been done to our food supply nowadays!?
The final straw was when we found out they use Carbon Dioxide to keep the meat looking fresh longer and have a longer shelf life. It was that exact moment when we knew --- it was time to help repair the food industry.
We saw an opportunity to improve our personal food supply, as well as provide it to people around us who are looking for a reputable supplier of natural foods.
So in 2015, we started Triple E Farms!
Our vision has developed through the years, but our goal remains the same.
Phil Eash’s passion for farming came from watching dad interact with the land and animals at home. He continues to enjoy seeing the different relationships and changes that occur around the farm. He hopes to continue to build a resilient farming model that not only takes care of us financially, but also builds relationships with those we come across on our journey.
Tony Eash grew up helping his dad on a hobby farm. After his passing in 2008 he still had a love for farming and helping people. He is married to Esta, and they have 3 children at the moment. He wants to continue to grow the farm through direct marketing and other sales channels so he can support my family through an income from the farm.