Thanksgiving has a way of sneaking up on us, and we know cooking a whole turkey can feel a little intimidating—especially if you're cooking a pasture-raised turkey for the first time. So here is our simple step-by-step guide, giving you plenty of time to save it for the big day. You're welcome;)
Be sure to check out our latest video, “My Life as a Chicken at Triple R Pastures,” to see exactly how they’re raised day to day.
Grass-fed beef tallow is gold. 🥩✨ Here’s a clear, step-by-step way to make it at home, no fancy gear required.
Here is how to make a delicious crockpot roast stew in a few easy steps!
Moving 450 chicks out to pasture can be a labor some task. There are a few things I've implemented to help make the process easier for the family and less stressful on the chicks. Check out the video to see the mobile brooder, the chick-slide, and more.
The current food system has taken animals out of their natural environment, which is essential for their survival, and placed them in concentrated animal feeding operations also known as CAFOs. They cut corners and use chemicals, antibiotics, vaccines, caffeine, painkillers, and much more to keep the animals alive. These practices are unhealthy and unnatural for the animals and are detrimental to OUR long-term health. Unfortunately, they mask the truth in deceptive marketing, so we continue to buy their harmful products.
One of the chicken got loose while I was moving the chicken tractors...
Enjoy a healthy, simple chili!
Pasture raised chicken is not only healthy for JUST you, but also the soil. The chicken, being moved everyday onto fresh pasture, leave behind their fertile manure. Chicken manure is has 5x more nitrogen then cattle manure...
We all enjoy a good stew to lighten the gloominess of winter. So today, I am sharing my favorite, no-fail, easy, healthy beef stew recipe. My mouth is watering just thinking about it!
Your budget is begging for a whole chicken Learn how to part out a whole chicken and $ave!!
I farm in a way that models nature. Instead of confining the animals in large barns, the animals are on pasture as God intended. Rather than using many chemicals to keep the animals alive in atrocious conditions, I rotate them regularly from field to field and keep them healthy naturally.
