The farmer uses his pitchfork to move hay, straw or other materials from one place to another. Much like the pitchfork our blog is designed to throw ideas, stories, advice, and our experience from us to you. I hope that you find this blog educational, entertaining, and practical as you spend a day or so on our farm.
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Food for thought! The Lunatic Farmer - Joel Salatin
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Grass-fed beef sample pack (80lbs.)
We are offering an 80 lb. sample pack of grass-fed beef for our customers to purchase. If you would like to experience the benefits of eating grass-fed beef for the first time or already know how flavorful, tender and heart healthy our beef is, this is a good opportunity for you. In this sample pack you will get a broad list of cuts including roasts, steaks and ground beef. This meat is $5.00/lb, a total cost of $400.00, for your own taste of local, grass-fed beef. Our cows have not been fed any antibiotics, gmo's, hormones, or animal by-products in their feed ration. These cows run on grass through the summer and hay in the winter. Contact us at 765-414-9352 or monica@pastureplace.com to place your order. This is a limited quantity item.
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
"Pasture raised meat chicken" NOW TAKING ORDERS!
Many of our customers have boughten our farm fresh, free range meat chickens in the past, and we continue to get great feedback on satisfaction. We will have a fresh batch processed in the next two weeks for any customers that need to restock their freezer or want to enjoy a fresh flavorful chicken. These birds ran on free choice grass, no hormones, gmo's or antibiotics. These birds are not pumped full of water when processed like the birds that you buy at the store. You will also find these birds are full of flavor and once you taste them, you will not want to go back to the factory farm chicken you get at the store. Call us at 765-414-9352 or email monica@pastureplace.com for your orders.
Friday, June 17, 2011
Future food?
Saw this article on FoxNews and thought our followers might find it interesting what scientists are trying to do to our food supplies. www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/06/17/japanese-scientists-create-meat-from-poop/?test=faces
You will never find support for practices such as this from us! It is a blessing to know where your food comes from. Buy fresh from the farm!
You will never find support for practices such as this from us! It is a blessing to know where your food comes from. Buy fresh from the farm!
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Beef Consumption in USA hits record low!
WASHINGTON: Beef consumption in the USA has hit the lowest level since consumption records began in 1958. Beef consumption fell by 1.4 pounds in 2010 to 59.7 pounds per capita. Pork consumption fell even more at 2.2 pounds to a per capita consumptions of 48 pounds. The fall in per capita meat consumption reflects the decline in the available domestic supply due to falling animal numbers and growing export sales. Chicken consumption rose in 2010 in large due to slowing export sales.
Friday, May 27, 2011
Crops are planted!
We just wanted to praise the Lord for allowing us, and all of our family and friends to get their crops planted this spring. It has been a very difficult year to get in the fields due to the heavy rain and storms. The Lord gave us nearly 10 days of weather that allowed the tractors to roll out of the shed and plant all those little seeds that in time will hopefully reap a bountiful harvest come fall. These farmers put in huge days, some working around the clock to get their livelihood planted into the rich Indiana soil. Many having mothers and wives bring them lunch and supper out to the field, each making the sacrifice it takes to complete the task. God bless each one of you for contributing to feed families all around the world and those right in our own neighborhood.
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Chicken, Turkey, and Geese coming soon!
Many of our farm customers have enjoyed the difference between our farm raised chicken, and store bought chicken. You can taste the difference! We are still raising chickens and have decided to bring you pastured turkeys, geese, and ducks. These birds will be ready for your family to enjoy coming this fall, just in time for all the great holiday gatherings. Place your order, to be sure and have a bird reserved just for you!
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