Here I go again violating my ‘no blogging on the weekend’ policy. Ok, I’m a hypocrite. I’ll just have to live with it. Yesterday, during a stressful meeting at the other job, I got a phone call saying we had a cow on the loose. Not really good news, especially when you’re at least 40 [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Grass Fed Meat’
Makin’ Bacon
Posted in General Farming, tagged Grass Fed Meat, pastured pork, tilapia on November 19, 2011 | 3 Comments »
Now Residing @ East of Eden Farms – American Chinchilla Rabbits
Posted in Livestock, tagged American Chinchilla Rabbits, Grass Fed Meat, pastured meats, pastured rabbits on September 26, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Regular readers know that I believe rabbits are Mother Nature’s secret weapon. No other livestock, with the possible exception of the Nigerian Dwarf Goat, offers as much diversity and usefulness as the rabbit. Rabbits of course are an outstanding source of protein. They are low in cholesterol and fat, mild tasting and versatile. Many doctors [...]
Rethinking Corn – Epiphany or Heresy?
Posted in Livestock, tagged corn, Grass Fed Meat, omnivore's dilemma on August 30, 2011 | 2 Comments »
On Sunday, as I was carrying some hay out to distract the cows while I fed the turkeys, I was intrigued by how many seed heads were in the few flakes I carried. My mind wandered, as it is prone to do. I first thought of how the King James Bible called wheat and barley [...]
(Not So)Secrets to Cooking Grass Fed Meat and Pastured Poultry
Posted in cooking, tagged cooking, Grass Fed Meat, pastured chicken on April 27, 2011 | 1 Comment »
I’m a fat man. Pretty much by default that demonstrates I love food. It also indicates a lack of restraint, but I digress. The point is, I do love food. I love raising it. I love eating it. I also love, as does Brittan, preparing it. Cooking is a passion my bride and I share. [...]
