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Category Archives: Disasters
What REALLY happened to the turkeys that got eaten…
Before I tell you what really happened to the turkeys that fell victim to a predator attack a few weeks ago, I wanted to share a bit of farm turkey history for your entertainment and education. Our very first batch of … Continue reading
The Day The Chicken Paddock Became A Mudslide
Farming often feels like feast or famine. We believe we have exited a 3-year-long drought that started … oh, our FIRST summer of production. We made it. By the Lord’s grace we made it. But the pendulum seems to have … Continue reading
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Tagged Chickens, Eggs, mud, rain, rotational grazing, rotational management, tractor, yard eggs
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What do Farmers do on a Friday night?
A typical Friday night here at Shady Grove Ranch is usually set apart by some special food or drink and the general merriment that comes with the end of a week filled with hard work, long days, and more than … Continue reading
Posted in Disasters, Meat Chickens
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