Our chickens are raised the old-fashioned way. They roam freely, take months to grow to butcher weight, and are raised without hormones or antibiotics. Because of this, they have more dark meat, and are much higher in Vitamins A and E, Beta Carotene, and Omega 3s than the modern fast-grow chickens. And because of their more natural lifestyle, their taste can't be beat!
Beautiful and tasty recipes from Project Upland Game Bird Recipes. Game birds offer an incredible combination of protein and nutrition, and this site... read more →
Rabbit meat is back in stock. Rabbit is lean and high in protein. Our rabbits eat a mix of alfalfa pellets and fresh greens. A content and... read more →
Quail Balut (fertilized, partially developed eggs) and Penoy (unfertilized, incubated eggs) are delicacies in many cultures, and are packed with protein and... read more →
Lydia puts pride and elegance into her artistic creations, working the soil and tending the plants from April through the first frost. They'll... read more →
Our counters are full of seedlings, and we look forward to what the 2022 growing season brings. read more →
Fermented Hot Sauce made with our organic garden peppers! It's hot and tasty! read more →
As the cold weather moves in, the 2020 growing season comes to an end. The year of the Covid pandemic changed a lot of things, but the earth unfolded... read more →
All our salsas are made fresh from our garden when the summer sunshine is at its best! What a great way to get vitamins and wholesome nutrition.
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We discovered untapped potential in our Spruce Trees this year! And so we used the fresh, new, Spring growth, and turned it into Spruce Tip Jelly and... read more →
Spring flowers are lovely to look at and simply irresistable on a biscuit! This Spring we have a trio of freshness in a jar, just bursting with flavor... read more →
Fresh Lambsquarter is one of Spring's greatest wild foods. High in Vitamins A and C, its similarity to spinach makes it entirely versatile. U... read more →
Saturday, June 1 kicks off our 2019 Farmer's Market season. Find us in Logansport, at the intersection of 4th and Market.
New this year: We are... read more →
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