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It’s baaaaacccccckkkkkk!!!! We are thrilled to be back in stock across all USDA items, plus some new additions since last processing. Welcome back the picnic roast! Message or follow the link to get yours while it lasts. Come visit the farm
Got goats? You should! Fire suppression is a hot topic these days (see what I did there 😊) and one tool we urge you to consider is goats. Goats are an efficient and environmentally friendly way to clear brush, even in the steepest of terrain. If
Look at that beautiful barbed wire! It’s so funny how live experiences change your perspective. Nick has been working hard on repairing the barbed wire fence on the west side of the property and now everywhere we go, we notice the state of the
Monster size Check out the size of this egg! Just over 82 grams. Whoa. An XL egg maxes out at 68.5 grams and here you can see one of our more normal eggs for comparison at 58 grams. Always fun when there is a glitch in the machine and we get a hug
Pig cabana We’ve been really lucky to have cooler temps recently but Miss Molly is still really loving the new pig shade. When we first put it in she nearly destroyed it by scratching up against it but thankfully she figured it out and now en
And your little friend too! Out enjoying the pasture last night and saw that the herd had been adopted by a little bird. Super cute and tolerated by everyone except Rosanna, of course. It’s clearly figured out that yaks make the perfect perc
So surreal With wildfires it’s all about being prepared and then…..waiting. Staged the yaks’ alley, purchased and wound more pig hotwire, converted the dump trailer to a pig hauler and secured livestockck housing in White Salmon