In contrast to conventional egg producers that cull hens after 2 years of forced maximum egg production, Pigeon River Farm hens are kept until natural death at around 5 years old. Your monthly Tier 1 subscription will be used to help offset our costs in feeding these “senior” hens that no longer lay enough eggs to pay for their feed.
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I’m Bob and interested in “Doing Farming Right”. Organic farmer of beef & poultryExpert in animal welfare, pasture & livestock grazing management. FAA 107 Certified drone pilot
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“Senior Hens”
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“Senior Cows”
Much like the egg-laying hens in Tier 1, Pigeon River Farm Scottish Highland cows are kept until natural death on the Farm. As they age, these cows first become too old to nurse calves, and eventually they become too old to birth anymore calves. Your monthly Tier 2 subscription will be used to help offset our costs in feeding calves that are unable to nurse, and in feeding these “senior” cows.
$10
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“Pasture Nutrition”
Pigeon River Farm uses state-of-the-art soil testing, analysis, and organic-approved amendments to maintain maximum soil health and sustainability. Your monthly Tier 3 subscription will help offset our costs in obtaining the best methods and products on the market to assure maximum crop health and nutrition.
$100
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“Farm Longevity”
Ongoing Pigeon River Farm infrastructure and equipment upgrades & improvements ensure ongoing farm efficiency and cost-effective production. Your monthly Tier 4 subscription help will help offset our costs in making major improvements to the farm to maintain sustainable operations while we continue “Doing Farming Right”. Tier 4 subscribers may also choose to sponsor Pigeon River Farm educational tour groups with their monthly subscription.
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- By subscribing, you will be supporting Pigeon River Farm’s focus on Grass-Fed Artisan Beef and Golden Rich Pasture-Raised Eggs. We understand the importance of our food’s nutritional value and our role as caretakers for the future of the land. We strive to raise the healthiest food for our family and yours by ensuring our farming practices are safe, sustainable and humane. Our plan is to continue producing Grass-Fed Artisan Beef and Golden Rich Pasture-Raised Eggs while increasing our positive impact by sharing our “Doing Farming Right” knowledge and experience with others through video and print productions. We are only limited by our budget. The Subscription Tiers will allow us to continue our farm operations while we continue producing Pigeon River Farm “Doing Farming Right” productions for the benefit of a healthy, sustainable food supply for nutritionally conscious families such as yours.
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In this episode, we talk about the joys of having farm dogs. And about the dog's importance in the everyday operation of the farm. It would be hard to imagine running a livestock operation without dogs. We show the dogs working from dawn to dusk doing various tasks on the farm.
https://youtu.be/BUXUoPvKiAg
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Having success with cattle out wintering on pasture is critical. Planning and strategies are the ...
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In this episode, we talk about the joys of having farm dogs. And about the dog's importance in th...
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In this episode, we talk about vine crops. We have experience in growing Winter Squash for Organic Valley. We've learned a lot of things about Winter Squash, pickles, Summer Squash growing a variety on the farm commercially. The nutrients are critical to our health, but we should not forget that toxic chemicals can also be part of the soil that Non-Organic Squash is grown in.
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Using a Typhoon H Drone to inspect the fencing in the winter when the snow is deep and harder to get to. Damage found needed to be fixed. It can then be gotten to using conventional equipment.
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We raise “Superfood” nutrient-rich Raspberries in our season extension high-tunnel. The key is to let the Chickens do the work for you over the Winter. Just put ash from your wood stove or boiler and add some minerals and let the time of growing make it happen.
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