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The growing year for our laying hens is divided into two seasons – active grazing and winter. During the active grazing season, we are rotating our hens through a series of pasture areas with our movable electric netting. Depending on the rate of recovery on …
If you’ve read any of our recipes here in the Farm Kitchen, you know we’re trying to make things easy but also authentic and delicious. In our search for a real taco with incredible flavor, this is our method. This recipe produces tender, flavor infused …
No sooner does the weather cool down and we’re making soup. It may seem daunting at first, but if you make homemade, broth based soup a few times, you will get quite good at pulling together something pretty wonderful in a reasonable amount of time. …
Building a chicken hoophouse has been just an idea for years. We had intended to build something similar to expand our smaller, traditional chicken house at the Wyoming farm but it was always put off. During 2019, our first full year living here at the …
If we’re cooking a whole cut-up BBF Chicken, it’s most likely going to end up in a saucy, savory skillet dish like this one – tender chicken pieces nestled into a flavorful tomato based sauce with onions, peppers and Kalamata olives. This skillet dinner is …
The number one question we receive about our laying hens or meat chickens is, “How do you keep the coyotes away?” There is a real misconception about poultry, coyotes and their ability to coexist. To the surprise of many, coyotes are not our major predator …
Did you know making chicken broth at home is as simple as simmering water? And, did you know making a simple homemade chicken broth takes two ingredients? Water and chicken. That’s it. You can definitely do this. With very little effort, these two ingredients come …