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Moving the herd from their winter salad bar to the pasture

Geese Migration 2024 -- a peek at them taking a breather beside our farm.

Our cow herd gets moved into cover crop forage to begin winter grazing

It is our privilege to bring you and your family the most nutrient dense grass-fed and finished beef. This video gives you a sneak peak of your beef as they are lifetime grazed and regeneratively raised here on our farm! 1 Corinthians 10:31 So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.

Here we are moving our cow herd to a new paddock. This is known as rotational grazing. Only one area of the pasture is grazed while the remainder of the pasture is allowed to "rest." The "resting" plants are allowed to recover and deepen their root systems. This strategy increases soil health and fertility, decreases erosion and allows the soil to absorb more rainfall. This is just one aspect of regenerative farming.

Our grass-fed and finished cattle grazing on native prairie here in north central Kansas.

LIVE look at our pasture-raised meat chickens scratchin' and peckin' in the pasture.

What you feed is what you eat! We make our own chicken feed on our farm to ensure our chickens are getting all the good nutrients they need and none of the "other stuff"!

Spring is nearing.......here is a video of the sights and sounds of the geese migrating by our farm

Here is our cattle herd grazing on cover crops in the winter here in north central Kansas. Year-round are cattle get to continue grazing. Their winter forage is a salad bar of nutrition that keeps them healthy and nourished.