Fall Harvest
Pasture Update September 2026 September is like starting all over again. New school year, new schedules to figure out to make sure everyone gets to the right place at the right time. The laid back feel of summer is about over and responsibilities are coming at us like a freight train. But we still have to put together healthy meals that are reasonably priced. We are here to help in the food department of your home, especially the core meats that you regularly use to
Only Three Weeks Left
Pasture Update July 2026 Just Three More Weeks How is your summer going? Have you taken some time off yet to get away with the family? Do something special like celebrating our 250 th anniversary as a country. The short historic clips were sobering as we reflected on the sacrifices of men and women that proceeded us.. Of course, every one loved the fire works and light show. Or maybe take a plunge into a cool lake or river! Wow! How refreshing! We hope you ha
End of Summer...Autumn...then Comes Winter
We had a busy summer starting with lambs born in May 2022. One ewe had twins. Then two ewes died from Flystrike, which is a condition...
What's for Breakfast?
We watched our gray cat Bailey catch and eat her breakfast while we were eating ours. We saw her stillness, then a swift jump in the...
Memories Made
A family of five visited us from the suburbs of Indiana and we gave them a Day on the Farm. They enjoyed the Great White Pyrenees dog,...
Seasonality
Customers are conditioned to shopping at grocery stores where they can buy blueberries in December and tomatoes in May. So they arrive at...
Big Garden
In March 2006, we visited a large beautiful garden in Chiang Rai, Thailand—it was wonderful and refreshing to stand in awe of the mature...
The Farmer & His Wife
One year ago, 2-22-20, Craig entered Upstate Hospital for a stent in his main artery that was 100% clogged. This genetic condition runs...
Drought 2020-21
We had a drought in 2012 and now again this 2020 into 2021. My father used to call it the 'Seven-Year Drought' because inevitably it...
Sheep May Safely Graze
Johann Sebastian Bach's 'Sheep May Safely Graze' is one of my favorite pieces to play on the piano or organ. We all like to view sheep...
