Men at Work

Matt and Neel unloading the crates we use to transport our pasture-raised roasters on processing day.

Woodlot Pork

The Benefits of MIG Grazing

By rotating the herd onto fresh pasture 1-2 times a day, they enjoy a constant supply of lush, clean grass.

New Calves

Two new heifer calves born to our lowline angus cows: here is "Stormy" hiding in the grass, and "The Nugget" visiting with Neel

Fencing is Finished!

At least for now! We are looking forward to getting the cows into their newest field....and, of course, of having one less place to mow! We were able to get most of the posts we used from an old cedar we lost in a storm last winter...they look great and saved both trees and money!

Pastured/Woodlot Pork

Our newest additions! These heritage breed piglets will start on pasture and then move to the woods, where they will follow a rotational grazing model until they are finished and ready for the butcher this fall. More information to follow on our latest project.....