Month: October 2020

This is our next video of our farm tour series. Today you will see how we move our chickens to fresh grass every day. This movement is the key to the chicken that we raise. A lot of chicken in the store will be labeled “pasture raised” or “free range” and simply have “access” to pasture. That means they live in a chicken house like the rest of mass produced chicken, there’s simply a hole in the wall every 100 feet so the chickens have “access” to go outside. As you will se in our video, that is not how we do things here. This system is why I often say our chicken is not even the same product as what you will find in any grocery store, regardless of the label.

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I frequently have people inquire about how we do things on our farm and it always leads to an interesting conversation. As some of you know, we recently moved onto the land we are farming now and are in the process of making this the place we will continue to grow for years to come. We are not currently setup to host in person farm tours, but that is something we definitely hope to put into place in the near future. In the meantime, I have taken a series of short videos showing some of the more interesting components of how we farm. Today is the first installment, it’s me moving our pigs to a fresh paddock in the woods.

I hope you enjoyed this look at our pig operation, in the next video I will show how we move chickens to fresh grass everyday. If you liked what you saw and would like to learn more, please sign up for our email list with the form below and share this with a friend.