Category: A Pair of Goats

Casting Luck

By Jenna Woginrich

On August 3, 2017

Paying as you go is part of our faith. The gifting cycle circles every moment of our lives. Small offerings like this are not something I have to I think about anymore, but when I started taking Heathenry seriously I had to really force myself to plan ahead. Now it's just second nature.

A Pair of Goats , Editorials

Farming Gifts, Daily Cycles.

By Jenna Woginrich

On June 22, 2017

As a farmer, it is understood that if I tend these animals and gardens I’ll gain a means to sustain myself in return. They take care of me as I take care of them. A gifting cycle of sorts. I keep th

A Pair of Goats , Editorials

Cultivating Community

By Jenna Woginrich

On May 25, 2017

A farm is not an example of Self-reliance. I depend on a network of neighbors, customers, farmers, shopkeepers, repairmen, farriers, shearers, butchers, and more. Just this week a neighbor from a Chr

Greetings from the Northern Mountain

By Jenna Woginrich

In A Pair of Goats , Editorials

On April 20, 2017

When asked to consider a column for this website, I thought that writing as a Heathen Woman from a farm she tends alone would be an interesting voice, and hopefully a worthy one. I do not write as any sort of authority, historian, or academic. I write as a practicing Heathen, a Farmer, a Woman, and a Tribe Organizer. My loftiest goal is to give you a taste of my experiences here at this farm as an Ásatrúar close to the soil.