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Grass fed beef from Tyner Pond Farm near Greenfield Indiana
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Why is Grass fed Beef preferred by so many?

Chris discussing Grass fed beef at Farm Aid During my day at FarmAid, I was asked to answer some version of the following question...
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Sep 27 2023
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"Indiana Ground Is Too Good For Grass Fed Beef!"

Someone said to me... "Indiana Ground Is Too Good For Grass fed Beef!" The argument was that land in Indiana is so productive for...
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Aug 21 2023
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Exploring the Marvels of Dung Beetles: Unsung Champions of Regenerative Agriculture

Note, we also have an accompanying video on YouTube.  Click here to view.. Q: What exactly are Dung Beetles? A Dung Beetle A: Dung...
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Jun 19 2023
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Genetic and Physical Characteristics of Successful Grass Fed Beef Cattle

The Importance of Selecting Grass Fed Beef Cows with the Right Genetic and Physical Traits Our Old Herd Of Wagyu Beef When we first...
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Mar 11 2023
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