The Field Journal
Field Notes, Recipes, and Stories
A living collection of what's happening on the farm. Discover, make, and learn alongside us.
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Three Goods
One wild ingredient.
It all starts with the bark of the Shagbark Hickory tree.
01 | Sweetbark
Slow-roasted bark, finely ground into a warm, aromatic spice for cooking, baking and drinks.
02 | Hickory Tea
A smooth amber brew with woody vanilla aromas and satisfying tanins.
03 | Hickory Syrup
A delicately sweet botanical syrup with notes of wildflower honey and toasted wood.
In the Kitchen
Hickory Lemonade
Rich, tangy, and loved by all ages.
In the Kitchen
SWEETBARK Cream Cheese Dip
Sweet and creamy with rich woody-vanilla and malt.
In the Kitchen
SWEETBARK Sauce
A simple five ingredient sauce perfect for steaks, BBQ and so much more.
Our Craft
From Bark to Bottle
Every jar, every cup, every drop begins the same way. Follow the journey as we forage, roast and brew Shagbark Hickory bark into spice, tea and syrup.
Welcome to Arbor + Field
Let your curiosity lead.
Welcome to Arbor + Field—a place that grew from over a decade of learning and discovery. When we first bought this farm, we had different plans. But when life changed course, it taught us to slow down, participate more mindfully in our surroundings and allow our curiosity to guide us.
Whether it leads to something new at the table, something made with your own hands or simply seeing something familiar in a different way—we hope Arbor + Field inspires a little of the same curiosity in you.
Ann + Jarred Bush
Founders, Arbor + Field
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A New Name For the Next Chapter of Our Farm
Introducing Arbor + Field—a name rooted in growth, discovery and everything that flourishes when it's shared.
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In the Field
Meet the Shagbark Hickory Tree
For years, the Shagbark Hickory trees growing across our farm were simply part of the landscape. Then one ordinary moment made us curious enough to look closer. That curiosity became our first collection at Arbor + Field and it changed the way we look at everything else growing around us. Learn more about this incredible tree and its deep roots in Native food and medicine.
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