Pasture-Raised Poultry

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November 23, 2022

Birds on our farm have the ability to live life in their natural habitat. They fertilize the ground while foraging for bugs, and eating fresh grass in the pasture. We as their caretakers enjoy the outdoors as much as they do, and respect their unique purpose for our farm

Enjoy this video that shows our birds from start-to-finish - from the pasture, to the processor, to our plates. We are grateful to God for giving us the ability to care for this land, raise animals, and feed ourselves and you.

Good for the soil - Good for the soul

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yPINoco3W4

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55721 Decatur Rd
Cassopolis MI 49031
269-445-3020

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