We're leaving the land better than the way we found.
With biodynamic, the quality of the land improves. The quality of the animal improves. And, ultimately, the quality of us improves.
At the end of every season, our land looks better than the year before. We look at the whole farm as a living organism. The entire farm works together and compliment each other, from the small bug to our very own tiny human that sometimes tries to eat bug.
Biodynamics is a conscious, participatory, and responsible way of farming and being in the world, which brings healing to soil, plants, animals, people, and planet. Each unique and self-sustaining farm organism contributes generously to the ecological, economic, social, and spiritual vitality of its surrounding community, and the whole living Earth.
At the end of every season, our land looks better than the year before. We look at the whole farm as a living organism. The entire farm works together and compliment each other, from the small bug to our very own tiny human that sometimes tries to eat bug.
Biodynamics is a conscious, participatory, and responsible way of farming and being in the world, which brings healing to soil, plants, animals, people, and planet. Each unique and self-sustaining farm organism contributes generously to the ecological, economic, social, and spiritual vitality of its surrounding community, and the whole living Earth.
We treat our animals with respect.
Biodynamic farmers care for domestic animals in ways that support their inherent health and the full expression of their nature.
Animals are given feed that is appropriate for their digestive systems and are never fed animal by-products. Our piglets, calves and lambs are raised on the milk of the herd, not milk replacer. Chickens keep their beaks and cows keep their horns, as each part of the animal serves an important natural function. All animals have access to the outdoors and free range forage, along with plenty of space to move around freely.
Animals are given feed that is appropriate for their digestive systems and are never fed animal by-products. Our piglets, calves and lambs are raised on the milk of the herd, not milk replacer. Chickens keep their beaks and cows keep their horns, as each part of the animal serves an important natural function. All animals have access to the outdoors and free range forage, along with plenty of space to move around freely.
