I usually keep politics out of my farm conversations. Too much of what’s happening now is weighting on my mind, and I feel like I have a few things to share about how we are navigating this election and the lessons we hope the Farmhands are getting from it all.
What does the 'cheap' food really cost us?
It’s been a big week on the farm. We accomplished something we’ve been working toward for years. We have the WinniEggo and the turkeys following the cows! This has been the ultimate goal since we built the WinniEggo. We were finally able to align the pasture schedule, a watering plan and all the fencing to make it happen.
New in 2024 we are launching a CSA membership program with the farm.
Wolves and livestock…I’m going to start off by saying like most things I fall pretty moderate on the topic. I rarely believe that an all or nothing approach to anything is the answer, everything has a cost and a reward.
I had a customer reach out this week concerned about the freshness of the eggs she was getting from us. This worried me:
