Hi Lindsay, we love all your products. The guys loved the lamb chops and the beef is just like the good old days! Let me know when you have more eggs!
Laurie
@wholesomepastures - an awesome regenerative farm - now has tallow for sale. If you have dry skin or eczema you need this in your life!
Creamery Hill Farms
Delicious meat! Mike + Lindsay put so much time and care into the farm. it's great to buymeat knowing exactly how it was raised. Will be ordering again for sure!
Virginia
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We take great pride in ensuring we consider more than one element of the farm. Diversity is paramount to our success. We must actively choose to include micro and macro health to ensure a thriving and truly living system with longevity. Find us on Regenerative Canada's Map.
Farming must not be about sustaining a process of destruction or a plateau of health; it has to be regenerative. Healthy food starts with healthy soil.
Refrigeration helps to slow any bacterial growth and reduce the chance the eggs turn bad. This is why commercial eggs are also refrigerated. Keep in mind, even if you leave the eggs unwashed, once you put eggs in the fridge, they cannot be stored back on the counter.
But how do you preserve eggs?!
That sort of depends where you source your eggs from.
Whether drying, freezing or canning, food preservation has been a massively important homestead tool. History tells us that food shortages happen and it's best to be prepared with an abundance of shelf stable items. The hydro can and will go out and whether you have a generator or not, it's possible it runs on gasoline and that too may be a challenge to access if times or weather are bad enough. How do we keep our families fed?
