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What We Learned From a 1,000-Year-Old Prairie

Learning from land that was never broken. Whenever we travel, Amy and I try to make time to visit places where we can learn...
Post by Chris Baggott
Jul 02 2025

The 1850 Indiana Farmer: A World-Class Athlete?

The 1850s Indiana farmer didn’t go to the gym. He didn’t track his macros, take supplements, or count steps. But by the standards of...
Post by Chris Baggott
Jun 13 2025

Small-Batch Chili for Two: A Grass-Fed Ground Beef Recipe

Amy and I are mostly cooking for just the two of us these days. As empty nesters, it can be tricky to find recipes...
Post by Chris Baggott
Jan 13 2025

What’s Really in HoneyBaked Ham? A Look at Ingredients and How to Make a Clean Version at Home

Why Store Bought HoneyBaked Ham is Actually Ultra-Processed (And How to Make a Real, Natural Version at Home) One of my personal goals this...
Post by Chris Baggott
Nov 01 2024

Why We Drive 6.5 Hours for Healthier, Drug-Free Chicks

The Importance of a Natural Microbiome At Tyner Pond Farm, we take extraordinary measures to ensure the health and vitality of our pasture-raised meat...
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Aug 22 2024

Allan Savory and Desertification

Today marks the birthday of a man who has been an invaluable friend and mentor to us at Tyner Pond Farm: Allan Savory. His...
Post by Chris Baggott
Sep 15 2023

Dry Brining A Grassfed Steak

People sometimes worry about grassfed beef being tough.  Cooking grass finished beef can be slightly different from conventional beef due to its lower fat...
Post by Chris Baggott
Jul 27 2023

What Is Regenerative Agriculture? A Practical Guide to Soil Health, Biodiversity, and Buying Local

At Tyner Pond Farm, we’ve built our entire farming system around regenerative agriculture. But what does that really mean—and why should it matter to...
Post by Chris Baggott
Feb 14 2023
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