Farm Blog

Using hay to import fertility and feed the pastures

Using hay to import fertility and feed the pastures

Feeding hay helps us import fertility to worn out soils.
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2020 Bulk Beef update

May 2020   2020 continues to be an interesting year. Covid 19 has significantly increased the interest in locally produced food. If I had a 100 beefers to sell this...
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Grow your food close to home

February 2019   Have you noticed how organic food has become so cheap in the super market? Go to any normal grocery market and you’ll find organic milk as cheap...
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Should we raise some pastured chickens?

February 2019   Doug Pillbeam from Cross the Creek Farm in Stittville will be raising some pastured broilers for us again this year. Doug is the one that also started...
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How to find raw milk nearby in Upstate NY

February 2019   Since I recently shut down our Grassfed RawMilk Dairy everyones been asking, “where can we get raw milk now?” So here is a guide to finding quality...
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Pastured Eggs are back!

January 2019   Local Pastured Eggs from the King Family are Back! Fall is usually the slow time for egg production. Its just natures way for the hens to slow...
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How We Cook Our Thanksgiving Turkey

November 2018   T H A N K S G I V I N G   T U R K E Y Brine (optional) A brine allows moisture to penetrate the...
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Ending a chapter

November 2018   I have some news that I know at least a few of you will be disappointed to hear, so I’ll just get straight to it.I have decided...
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