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Tag Archives: turkey
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
Are you falling asleep at the kitchen stove?
There is an interesting thing happening in our culture. Advertising. Advertising wins. If you can come up with the prettiest ad, the cleverest motto, the most touching video clip, you can sell anything. But what if you can’t… Farmers aren’t … Continue reading
Posted in The Price of Real Food
Tagged Beef, chicken, Eggs, free-range, grass-fed, hormone-free, marketing, no hormones, organic, Pasture-Raised, pork, turkey
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Why Pasture-Raised Meats? They fatten on the right stuff!
Here’s the third installment–if you’re here, you’re a trooper! I appreciate you taking the time to educate yourself on these very important issues. Why Pasture-Raised Meats… What have we learned so far? My first article was some discussion of why … Continue reading
Posted in The Price of Real Food
Tagged antibiotics, arsenic, chicken, e. coli, MRSA, poultry, ractopamine, turkey
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The small ones cost more than the big ones?
I have decided to do more blogging since Facebook is killing off business pages by trying to force us to monetize our ads, else we get seen by less than 1% of our fans. We don’t have a big marketing … Continue reading
Early Bird Special for Turkey!
Early Bird Special! The turkeys are finally ready! They are really nice this year—plump, beautiful, and having been raised in large mobile paddocks on pasture for their entire lives. We are proud to offer these special birds for your Thanksgiving … Continue reading
ETBU Students Visit Shady Grove Ranch
Last week we were able to welcome some students from East Texas Baptist University (ETBU) who are interested in learning about sustainable food production. Earlier this summer, Dr. Cassie Falke contacted me about bringing some of her students to the … Continue reading