What is creep feed for lambs? We break down its benefits and how to feed it in this post.

The latest round of tariffs announced in April 2025 could have interesting effects on our food supply. Read my insights here.

Curious about how reverse osmosis works for maple syrup? We break down the process in this week’s post.

Are you thinking about using ducks and geese in the garden? Find out how to do so and which breeds are best.

Curious about the work you’ll need to do with your sheep’s hooves? Find out all you need to know about hoof trimming in this guide

Have you ever wondered what happens if you cross a goat and a sheep? It happens, and results in a geep. Let’s break that down.

Curious about the different maple syrup grades and what they mean for your morning waffles? Let’s break it down.

Why should you buy a whole or half pork share? We’ll break down the benefits and what to expect in this post.

Wondering if maple syrup is healthy or has any particular health benefits compared to other sweeteners? Let’s chat about it.

Have you ever wondered where your favorite breakfast condiment comes from? Learn more about the history of maple sugaring in this post.

Wondering why your chickens stop laying when it’s cold? We explain the key causes and what to do about it.

Is beef tallow healthy? We break down some of the most common myths and misconceptions in this post.

Are you wondering how to cook a pastured turkey this Thanksgiving? Here are some tips for the most delicious bird possible.

Pigs and humans aren’t exactly identical, but we have a lot in common. Let’s take a closer look at some similarities and differences.

In this post, we break down the difference between hanging weight vs. live weight vs. packaged weight on a cow.

NIMBYism is often used to refer to opposition to solar farms and housing developments, but how does it relate to food?

Wondering why we raise our pigs in a woodlot set-up? Read more about why we do what we do as an alternative to CAFOs.

Can beef be climate friendly? For some, the question seems to be a contradiction. We’ll dive closer into the details in this post.

Wool is a natural fiber that offers countless benefits. So why do we seldom use it anymore? Let’s take a look at the state of the wool industry in the US.

Are you curious about the connection between food sovereignty and energy sovereignty? We’ll take a closer look in this post.