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Omaha Steve

(99,727 posts)
Sun Feb 28, 2016, 11:43 PM Feb 2016

Get your "girls on grass" tees here


Marta and I switched to this brand of certified humane egg. Get the tees here: http://vitalfarms.com/fun-stuff/t-shirts/

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http://vitalfarms.com/pasture-raised-eggs/our-eggs/

Pasture-raised USDA Certified Organic eggs – ‘Vital Farms’ & ‘Pasture Verde’
No matter which of our pasture-raised eggs we’re talking about, we start with the very same natural pastures, pastures never treated with herbicides, pesticides or artificial fertilizers. Keeping our birds on fresh pasture is a labor-intensive process – on some farms we move the hens at night onto new areas, on others we move the fencing when the girls aren’t looking. Regular rotation keeps our pastures resilient and covered in vegetation – and naturally fertilized by the ladies themselves!

http://vitalfarms.com/pasture-raised-eggs/what-is-pasture-raising/



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Get your "girls on grass" tees here (Original Post) Omaha Steve Feb 2016 OP
Havent paid for eggs in 3 years. Separation Feb 2016 #1
I've been getting their Alfresco products here in Texas Major Nikon Feb 2016 #2
Thank you so much for posting this Maru Kitteh Feb 2016 #3
K & R. Free range is less than 2 sq feet? dreamnightwind Feb 2016 #4
My thought as well. JudyM Feb 2016 #5
That was why we switched Omaha Steve Feb 2016 #6

Separation

(1,975 posts)
1. Havent paid for eggs in 3 years.
Mon Feb 29, 2016, 12:04 AM
Feb 2016

I dont plan on paying for eggs in the future either. Got my own little flock of chickens, Guinea's, and one turkey thrown in for good measure. I plan on getting a goat this spring and I plan on starting on making my own cheese. Next summer after some studying up we will be purchasing 2 oe 3 beehives for our garden.

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