Just a few weeks after the launch of our new website in the summer of 2019, I received some phone calls and emails regarding the photos of our pastures. I had one gentleman insinuate that we were not being truthful about the lack of fertilizer and herbicides based on...
We have had a lot of inquiries about the hay strips in our pasture. Check out this video to see how we are reducing the negative impact of winter feeding during wet weather. [wpforms id=”549″ title=”true”] Share...
We began this journey toward regenerative agriculture and grass fed beef in order to improve our health, the land, and our way of life. It is said that there is a purpose in everything. This has been true for us exponentially. Not long after the launch of our website...
by Josh Teague I saw this owl this morning along with several deer while doing my morning cattle move. I thought it was pretty neat because you normally don’t get to see an owl that close and especially during the daylight (the picture doesn’t do it justice as...
Did you know that Farmers only get 11.6 cent on every food dollar spent in the US? According to a recent study conducted by USDA, approximately 12% of every food dollar spent in the US goes to the producer. That’s not a lot for the person who has chosen a relatively...
I’m so excited to inspect my newly trampled and fertilized lawn. There is poop everywhere! I can’t step 2 feet without finding a pile. (That’s what they would technically call an even manure distribution.) The hay has been eaten, and what was not eaten was...
In a nutshell, we use a small strand of poly wire to keep our animals together in a herd as they would be in the wild. We move them frequently in order to give the land the benefit of even fertilizer distribution and maximum trample, referred to as animal impact....
“Regenerative Grazing, Part 1” Left us with a beautiful pastoral scene that most have been conditioned to to use as the benchmark of proper grazing techniques. This highly managed plan has resulted in cow that will not eat most plants, has lost the...
It’s early March and everything is brown, except for these tiny little green clumps that keep popping up in my lawn. They get worse each year. Since my day job and the farm consume most of my time, there is little left to go around for general lawn detail. If it’s...
If you were raised, live, work, or frequently travel through a rural area, you have most likely encountered escaped livestock at sometime in your life. If you have livestock, especially cattle, it’s not if they get out, it’s when. As responsible producers,...
