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032 Successfully moving our sow to pasture, storm damage on the farm, antibiotics in livestock and their meat

032 Successfully moving our sow to pasture, storm damage on the farm, antibiotics in livestock and their meat

FromChicken Thistle Farm CoopCast


032 Successfully moving our sow to pasture, storm damage on the farm, antibiotics in livestock and their meat

FromChicken Thistle Farm CoopCast

ratings:
Length:
45 minutes
Released:
Aug 5, 2012
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

This weeks updates include:

Hermione's move to the pasture reuniting her with her piglets,
Club station cool (what is it)... a shade cloth shelter for pigs when there is no other shade around,
We are sold out of pork and share some lessons on ordering / selling pork halves,
Chicken processing coming up next weekend,
Weather has been hot and dry and the rain has come with a price,
Shattered window and shredded turkey shelter.

A new segment called The Veggie Patch focuses on the vegetable gardens and gardening techniques we use (because you, the listeners asked for it!)

Tomato planting, labels and harvesting,
Basil planting techniques in northern climates

Farm U inspired by a listener comment on the use of antibiotics on the farm.

Is the meat tainted?
Why don't you want antibiotics used in livestock
What constitutes safe or good use of antibiotics on a farm?
Released:
Aug 5, 2012
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

Sharing our small farm stories and skills along our farming, gardening and homesteading journey. Visit the farm for an informative and sometimes irreverent tour through our garden, livestock pastures, chicken coop and greenhouse as we live - pasture to plate. Farming topics free range around pastured heritage pigs, broiler chickens and pastured eggs, heritage breed turkeys, an heirloom vegetable CSA and garden, high tunnel / hoop house / green houses, organic and traditional gardening, farm infrastructure, tractors, sustainable energy, permaculture, food preservation and even fence mending.