You say Lucerne, I say Alfalfa
Our cattle pastures are looking better and better as the years pass, so we figured that chickens would like to get a piece of the action too. One of the […]
worm crazy
I like to check the state of the grass after the cows have left. Here is Emerson-T just after the cows moved on. It’s an ancient lucerne paddock without much […]
Five years of growing grass
One of the things you can’t help but do as you walk around the farm is wonder how things have been changing. We’ve had five years of running cows here […]
Chickens with blue feet and white eggs – la bresse-gauloise
We have a few “Bresse” chickens. Well, they’re officially not Bresse chickens because they have to come from Bresse to get that name. They’ve got an official name of “bresse-gauloise” […]
This grass is so thick, it must be May
In summer you just want the rain to fall. Any rain at all. The ground is dry and cracked, the grass is losing its green and has stopped growing. After […]
Sheep Grazing Gascon Style
Driving home the other day I passed some grazing sheep. But there’s no fence there, I say to myself. Well there is a Patou des Pyrenées`doing his guardian job, even […]
How to get Paleo meats in France
We’ve had several customers mention “Paleo” as a reason why they’ve bought Grasspunk Beef. They want 100% grass-fed beef since that’s in the Paleo style of eating. If you aren’t […]
