Farm Blog

How we raise pastured turkeys for Thanksgiving
Midsummer, our farm welcomes hundreds of day old turkey chicks. From there, we raise them in the brooder until they are old enough to graze the rest of their...
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Three Easy Summer Potluck Ideas We have had a number of potlucks this summer and several more upcoming. My struggle with what to make prompted me to give it...
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Wildlife Restoration and Grazing
As regenerative farmers we talk a lot about soil health, but what I actually get most excited about is the wildlife! When we mimic nature by moving livestock...
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11 Ideas for Cozy Winter Dinners
These winter days have me craving all sorts of comfort foods. If you're looking for a little inspiration of what to make for dinner these days, try some of...
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Madison Locally Sourced Article
Hey friends, check out the lovely article in the Jan-Feb 2024 copy of Madison Locally Sourced! Thank you to Kyle Jacobson for representing our farm and our...
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Don't toss out that whole chicken carcass and don't be afraid of chicken feet, necks or meaty backs! Make your family this nourishing super broth. Set the...
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Preventing Soil Erosion with Grass-fed Beef
Better food starts with better soil. As President Franklin D. Roosevelt famously said, "The nation that destroys its soil, destroys itself." He couldn't be...
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Which Ground Beef is Best for Me?
Ground beef is always a go-to-favorite for busy midweek meals. Spaghetti, tacos, burgers, sloppy joe, casserole....there are so many things you can make with a...
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Why a whole chicken? Cooking a whole chicken is easier than you think, and better for your budget, too. Whole chickens are one of the most economic cuts we...
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Top 12 Grilling Tips for a Successful Weekend Cookout
Celebrating summer holidays with steaks, burgers, and brats on the grill is a timeless tradition! Be ready to celebrate this weekend with these top tips....
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