Our cattle are predominantly a Galloway herd, a species native to the British Isles, which are known for their fuzzy winter coats that keeps them warm so they don't develop a thick fat layer to stay warm through the winters and therefore end up marbling their fat, making a more tender beef. Our goal with livestock is to integrate them into the cropland to manage vegetative growth of cover crops and fertilize and inoculate the soil naturally.
Restoring heritage grains and livestock, forgotten farming practices and life to the soil, while reconnecting families to farmers.
Monday, January 2, 2017
Cattle
Our cattle are predominantly a Galloway herd, a species native to the British Isles, which are known for their fuzzy winter coats that keeps them warm so they don't develop a thick fat layer to stay warm through the winters and therefore end up marbling their fat, making a more tender beef. Our goal with livestock is to integrate them into the cropland to manage vegetative growth of cover crops and fertilize and inoculate the soil naturally.
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