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include her in all aspects of the operation, paving the way for her to become a managing partner. Now, he intentionally gives her the space and ownership on the operation to find her purpose in life, where she wants to be, and what makes her happy working there.

“As I transitioned back here, getting to work with the crew and hiring the crew, I feel like I have an awesome team that I’ve put together that—even being a female—they respect me, and I enjoy working alongside them,” reflected Marisa.

As a smaller operation, everyone does it all, according to Marisa. They’re all driving the food truck, washing up, walking animals, processing, working with breeding season, building fence, and hauling water. Every day is a little different, and the weather poses challenges, too. But to Marisa, it’s a fun challenge—one she loves.

Farming can be a dangerous business, and Marisa hopes her father can eventually retire from the day-to-day work while continuing to play a role in the operation.

“I’m proud that I’m back here and part of an operation that’s been here for a number of years, building on what my dad has accomplished with the help of his brothers and his dad,” said Marisa. “It’s humbling to get to be a part of something like this, working with people and helping them have more success so they can be here for years to come.”