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Some more thoughts on distribution
In farming, raising the food is only part of the problem. Getting the food on the customer’s plate requires a lot more than raising a crop or an animal. All foods that come from a farm need some sort of processing. In my case, I raise animals so the animals need to be butchered. Customers… Continue reading Some more thoughts on distribution
If it’s regenerative, it should be cheaper
I think people are getting the idea that “Regenerative” means “Organic++” or something, and it’s going to cost more money. Nothing could be further from the truth. Let me try to break down the argument why you should spend less to get more with regenerative products. First, the reason why so many farmers are excited… Continue reading If it’s regenerative, it should be cheaper
My notes on hoof rot / hoof scald in hair sheep on pasture
It’s hard to find good resources that are accurate and relevant for regenerational graziers like myself regarding hoof rot or hoof scald. I thought I’d share my notes to see if it helps someone else. For starters, I do not have answers. I did not perform any scientific experiments. I just tried some things and… Continue reading My notes on hoof rot / hoof scald in hair sheep on pasture
Would you like some beef?
I’m buying a steer from my neighbor and having it butchered. If you’d like to go in on this with me, let me know ASAP. The beef is always high-quality and top notch. Price per pound ends up around $6 average. The only problem is once you taste this beef, you’ll never be able to… Continue reading Would you like some beef?
Spring is actually here finally
It came suddenly, but it is definitely here. Last week we all had allergies really bad. This week, the trees have started to turn green and the grass is growing very fast. There is already enough grass that the sheep (leading the cows) may not need hay at all. I’m not going to start the… Continue reading Spring is actually here finally
Some notes on weather and such
A viewer asked me to elaborate on why average temperature is useless and what I think about the extreme weather events. I’ll try and summarize what I said. First, temperatures don’t add like masses or velocities. They don’t multiply or divide in any meaningful way either. This is because the temperature is not a quantity… Continue reading Some notes on weather and such
2025 2/3-2/9 Week in Review
Previous Week: 2025 1/27-2/2 Week in Review Next Week: 2025 2/10-2/16 Week in Review With the warm weather and the grass growing, it seems like spring is starting very early. Some people have reported seeing buds, but I don’t see any yet. It got up over 80 degrees on Friday, but then we got smashed… Continue reading 2025 2/3-2/9 Week in Review
One hundred thousand beating hearts
I must have watched this video years ago. This man speaks my language. Using fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides is killing our soil. Ruminants like cattle and sheep, as well as chickens and more are the key to bringing back life to our soil. Healthy living soil will create an ideal environment for forage that feeds… Continue reading One hundred thousand beating hearts
2025 Plans
I decided to put together a video to go over my plans for 2025. This video also goes into the philosophy and ideas behind the plans. Of note, I am going to try and bring chickens and pigs on to the farm. I may do something with bees or veggies as well, and maybe do… Continue reading 2025 Plans