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We had a short break and enjoyed time with family, friends and the fireplace over the holidays. We hope you did, as well. It does
March 9, 2017
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We had a short break and enjoyed time with family, friends and the fireplace over the holidays. We hope you did, as well. It does
Each winter, customers who found us the previous summer brave the elements to shop with us at the winter farmers market. We enjoy this, because we
We talk about organizations like the Southern Sustainable Agriculture Working Group, the Organic Farming Research Foundation and the Organic Association of Kentucky in the context
We are blessed to be part of a movement that provides wholesome foods to those that appreciate their value while caring for the earth as
We harvested tomatoes well into November this year. This late of a tomato harvest is simply unheard of in recent memory. While the weather has
Did you read about our big, big pig surprise? Our organic, pasture-raised pork is now available to you! We hope to offer this at farmers markets in
The farm tours we hosted this year were a lot of fun, each one being a little different than the others. Not only did we have
As industrial meat production began focusing on only a handful of livestock and poultry breeds in the mid-1900s, our more traditional livestock and poultry breeds became rare
Cattle: generic, plural term for all cows, bulls, calves, heifers and steers Herd: group of cattle Cow: female that has had at least one calf Bull:
Growing produce is mostly what we do and what you see at the farmers markets, but it is important to address the idea that cattle
As the Summer CSA wraps up and you consider how and where to source your food for the fall and winter, we hope you will
Living on our organic pastures, the broiler chickens at Elmwood Stock Farm are afforded a varied diet of seeds, insects, worms, clover and bluegrass. You