Fresh & handcrafted from two acres of Moapa desert.

Farm eggs from our flock, sourdough baked in small batches, cookies, and goat milk soap made with milk from our own goats. Order this week's batch and pick it up Tuesday through Thursday in Moapa or Las Vegas.

See this week's menu How ordering works

Pickup Tuesday – Thursday · Moapa, NV or Las Vegas

Bread orders are due by Saturday for Tuesday pickup. Real sourdough takes three days to make, from feeding the starter to baking the loaf.

Sunset over the Moapa Valley seen from the homestead — Evening over the valley, from the homestead

Homestead harvest · Sweet & soothing

What we make

Everything is made here at the homestead in small batches, so what's available changes from week to week.

A dozen eggs in shades of blue, cream and brown on a cutting board

Farm fresh eggs

$4 / dozen

A mixed dozen from our backyard flock. Blues, creams and browns, all in one carton.

Scored sourdough loaf cooling on a wire rack

Sourdough & breads

$6 – $8 / loaf

Homestead sourdough, Country Blonde, Sweet Brown, Cheddar Jalapeño, and a Honey Wheat sandwich loaf. Order by Saturday for Tuesday.

Wrapped and labeled cookies stacked on a table

Big cookies

$2 each · 3 for $5

Big chocolate chip cookies and white chocolate macadamia nut, wrapped and labeled.

Goat milk soap

$5 / bar · lip balm $2

Unscented, Lavender, Cedarwood & Pine, and an Orange & Pumice shop soap for working hands. Lemongrass lip balm too.

This week's menu lives on the order form. Check it to see what's available. Bread orders close Saturday so the sourdough has its three days.

Open the order form

Ready to order?

How ordering works

Send a request
Fill out the order form with what you'd like from this week's menu. It's a request, not a charge. Bread orders need to be in by Saturday.
We confirm
We'll reach out to confirm what's available and your total before you pay anything.
Pick it up
Pick up your order Tuesday through Thursday in Moapa or Las Vegas.
Pay your way
Prepay if you like, or pay cash when you pick up.

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Our story

Why Muddy Water?

The word Moapa, the name of the town we live in, is a Paiute word meaning muddy water. When I was trying to decide what to name my little homestead, I thought that would fit our way of life.

Why the ink bottle?

The Websters have been ranchers for generations, something I'm trying to reconnect with. My great-grandfather picked the ink bottle as his brand, and it's still in use in southern Alberta.

Why homestead?

For years I went camping several times a year and tried to get out of town at least once a month. I also spent years looking for a piece of property outside of town to build a cabin on. Then I got thinking: why buy something I can only go to once a month or so? Why not buy a piece of land I can go to every night?

That also answers why the desert. It was close enough to my day job, and it has one of the best communities you will ever meet.

Along with the land came the desire to homestead. To live a little more old-fashioned. To learn skills my grandparents knew but I had never been taught. So I'm learning, one mistake at a time.