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How to identify a quality eating experience grass finished beef The image below points out some things to look for on the “hoof” of a grass finished beef. Looking for these few items should get you a long way in making sure the “grassfed”…
2025 marks our third year venturing into pasture raised pork raised without corn and soy in the pigs supplemental feed. Based on the reviews from our past customers, we feel there is a definite need to provide this flavorful healthy pasture raised meat for…
Eleven years ago, in 2013, the beef herd experienced the arrival of our FIRSTBORN calf. On Easter Day 2024, we are excited to announce the arrival of the FIRSTBORN lamb to the sheep flock. Revitalizing a prairie using animals Over the past decade the…
Since 2015 we have tested our harvested Pasture Grazed Beef fatty acid profile. The 2023 grazing season presented some challenges as we navigated, and continue to experience an extended drought. For much of the past growing season, our farm was in D4 (Exceptional Drought),…
FLOCK + HERD = FLERD Earlier this spring, son Nathan purchased a small local flock of Katahdin hair sheep. We arranged with neighbors to graze the flock on their pastures while we upgraded our perimeter fencing to handle sheep. The ewes (females) went to…