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The process of chicken processing

Just a two short weeks ago we processed our first flock of pasture raised chickens this year.  All said and done at 7 weeks our Cornish Cross birds that went out on pasture at 3 weeks of age averaged about 4.5# and we did 150-ish birds…  so doing that math that’s over a 1/4 of a [...]

Are you the chicken people?

“Are you the chicken people?”

Do you know how many times conversations in our life take this turn now?  It seems just about everywhere Kelli and I go, someone, somehow knows about our vegetable CSA and pasture raised chickens…  and the rest of the conversation leaves politics, world events, science, whatever…  and moves swiftly into chicken talk.  It seems [...]

Last CSA share of July

In this week’s share:

Summer's Bounty!

A head of a fresh cabbage – this variety is called Early Green.  Nice compact heads full of taste.  If you don’t want to use it all at once – they store really well if you cut them in half and store the unused half wrapped in plastic in your crisper [...]

Grabbing garlic

Fresh picked garlic starting to dry

Although this might be giving away a little bit of future CSA shares – that’s OK.  Last fall, before we had fully decided on going the CSA route this year for produce production, we decided to make our garlic plantings smaller than in the past – but to try several [...]