Lost Sheep Farm was not planned. It was born out of devastation — and rebuilt by something much bigger than us.

Ryan and Tori lost everything in a flood. Their home. Their animals. Their plans. Everything they had worked for was gone. They were left with each other, their faith, and a laptop that floated just long enough to help them start again.

That is where Lost Sheep Farm began. Not from a dream board or a business plan — but from the rubble of something broken, in the hands of a God who makes things new.

They started with nothing and built something real. Twenty acres across three properties in Roswell, NM. A farmhouse. A barn with an on-site butcher station. A 30x100 foot greenhouse. One hundred laying hens. Batches of 300 pasture-raised Cornish Cross meat birds. Pigs. Sheep. A cow. Gardens that feed real families. Roadside stands open around the clock. A podcast in the top 2.5% globally.

None of it happened because they had resources. It happened because they had faith and refused to quit.

Ryan Gass is the steady force behind the farm. He manages logistics, builds infrastructure, fixes what breaks, and turns ideas into reality. He moves quietly, works hard, leads with deep faith, and gets things done. The farm runs because Ryan shows up every single day.

Tori Gass is the heart and voice of Lost Sheep Farm. Real working homesteader, podcast host, educator, and faith-led entrepreneur. She is passionate about helping women and families start homesteading with confidence and clarity — because she knows what it feels like to start from zero. Her podcast, Chickens and Farming Made Easy, is ranked in the top 2.5% of podcasts globally and reaches listeners in over 20 countries.

Together they raise their children alongside the animals on the farm — teaching them the rhythm of honest work, the value of caring for creation, and the faith that makes all of it worth doing.

Lost Sheep Farm was not planned. It was born out of devastation — and rebuilt by something much bigger than us.

Ryan and Tori lost everything in a flood. Their home. Their animals. Their plans. Everything they had worked for was gone. They were left with each other, their faith, and a laptop that floated just long enough to help them start again.

That is where Lost Sheep Farm began. Not from a dream board or a business plan — but from the rubble of something broken, in the hands of a God who makes things new.

They started with nothing and built something real. Twenty acres across three properties in Roswell, NM. A farmhouse. A barn with an on-site butcher station. A 30x100 foot greenhouse. One hundred laying hens. Batches of 300 pasture-raised Cornish Cross meat birds. Pigs. Sheep. A cow. Gardens that feed real families. Roadside stands open around the clock. A podcast in the top 2.5% globally.

None of it happened because they had resources. It happened because they had faith and refused to quit.

Ryan Gass is the steady force behind the farm. He manages logistics, builds infrastructure, fixes what breaks, and turns ideas into reality. He moves quietly, works hard, leads with deep faith, and gets things done. The farm runs because Ryan shows up every single day.

Tori Gass is the heart and voice of Lost Sheep Farm. Real working homesteader, podcast host, educator, and faith-led entrepreneur. She is passionate about helping women and families start homesteading with confidence and clarity — because she knows what it feels like to start from zero. Her podcast, Chickens and Farming Made Easy, is ranked in the top 2.5% of podcasts globally and reaches listeners in over 20 countries.

Together they raise their children alongside the animals on the farm — teaching them the rhythm of honest work, the value of caring for creation, and the faith that makes all of it worth doing.