by Natasha | Dec 17, 2019 | Agriculture, Farming, GRASSFED, Lamb, Sheep, Wool
See that dude there with the big Ram-truck style horns? That’s our beloved bard, Shakespeare. He is the only male in this pen with about 40 ladies. Now, some of you may doubt me on that since there are clearly other sets of horns in this picture and you may have...
by Natasha | Nov 2, 2018 | Agriculture, Beef, Farming, GRASSFED, Lamb, Pigs
I have the luxury of interacting with a lot of our customers, something larger companies don’t/can’t do. Over the years I have heard a wide array of comments about the price of our products, everything from “that’s way too expensive” to “wow, that’s cheap.” Price is...
by Natasha | Oct 20, 2018 | Agriculture
Here is an article I wrote for the “Down on the Farm” feature in the Berlin Journal Newspapers that was published in September. This is a monthly feature that is written by rotating members of area Farm Bureau chapters. I have recently taken on a role as...
by Natasha | Sep 20, 2018 | Agriculture, Farming
I am generally loath to complain about rain. We started farming in 2012. We returned back to the States from three years in Norway and hit the ground running by purchasing a small herd of cattle in June. It had already been a weird Spring they told me, with several...
by Natasha | Sep 1, 2018 | Agriculture, Farming
September has arrived, and with that we will both be heading back to school on Tuesday. That’s right, both of us. After taking a look at the investments we wanted to continue to make on the farm as we grow to our goal size, and with us learning to streamline...
by Natasha | Apr 16, 2018 | Agriculture, Farming, Lamb, Pigs, Sheep
I haven’t written in a while, and it hasn’t been for a lack of things to talk about. It has been because I have been so overwhelmed with everything going on that I haven’t been able to still my mind long enough to actually get any thoughts out. So...
