Spreading 3

written by

Jannelyn Elies

posted on

May 31, 2023

Did you know that we make and spread our home made nutrient dense organic fertilizer onto our pastures. We believe that we should organically feed the microbes in our soils with mostly inputs that come from our farm and as minimal organic inputs as possible that come from the outside. Being a regenerative farm we do our best that we utilize and respect everything that we grow. So we create systems to accomplish our beliefs. This not only benefits all aspects of our farm, but it’s our part of making this world a better place. 

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