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Through S.A.R.E. and MDA farm grants, we are conducting research on pasture rejuvenation using hog and poultry rotational grazing. By grazing our pastured poultry in “Salatin-style” pens, the animals not only fertilize the soil, but gain vital protein and nutrition by eating insects and fresh forage. For us, it means lush pasture and healthy soil which will nourish our animals year after year. It also adds to our profitability. What does this mean for our customers? Healthier, tastier, organically raised meat!
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Cornish Broilers in a Salatin pen to be pulled through
the pasture. All pens are moved at least once a day to
ensure that the chickens receive fresh forage and insects. The summer of 2010 picture shows the pasture after
pulling Red Broilers and Cornish Broilers through the
field. These strips of field are much greener and healthier
than the control strips between them. |

