Farm Blog

Are dandelions good for the soil?
Love them or hate them, dandelions have grown to be a part of the landscape here. They were introduced to North America from Europe for their impressive...
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How Bobolinks Benefit from Grass-fed Beef
Spring is marked by the songs of returning birds. Grandma always keeps a keen eye out for the robins in March. While she watches for robins, we keep an eye out...
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Crowd Pleasing {ethically raised} Party Foods for Game Day
#1 America's favorite food for the Big Game is chicken wings , by far. They're easy to make and so, so tasty. Our pasture raised chicken wings are meaty,...
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Chili Considerations: What makes your family's chili recipe perfect?
It is full on chili season! It seems like everyone has a different take on chili, so we've compiled a few things to consider here. If you're looking to change...
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DIY Charcuterie (aka Grazing) Boards
In the video below, we'll walk through step by step how we arrange one grazing board. Take note - there is no right or wrong way to do this and no 2 grazing...
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Autumn is the perfect time to enjoy pork, which pairs wonderfully with cozy fall flavors and fruits like warming sage and thyme, tart apples and sweet squash....
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How to Make Easy Bone Broth in a Slow Cooker (and why!)
Bone broth is a wonder food! It's rich in essential vitamins and minerals that help keep your body healthy and strong. Bone broth is immunity boosting and...
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Top 6 Meats to Eat with Tomatoes
'Tis the season! Top 6 Meats to Pair with Tomatoes Alright, let's face it. There's nothing like a fresh tomato in summer. Sliced with a dash of salt, chopped...
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7 Last Minute Summer Must Have Meals
Before Summer's out, be sure you're geared up with the best of the season's eats! This is our list of recommended season bests: 1. Uncured Snack Sticks Perfect...
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Growing Native Seeds on Our Farm to Help Monarchs and More
Here at Riemer Family Farm, we're all about the birds and the bees...and the butterflies, too! While our rotational grazing efforts help create critical...
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