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Cattle grazing on lush green pasture at Tyner Pond Farm during a vibrant sunset, with hoop houses visible in the background.
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Why Longer Pasture Time Means Better Nutrition in Grass-Fed Beef

The Nutritional Benefits of Grass-Fed Grazing Tyner Pond Farm cattle grazing on diverse, nutrient-dense pasture through adaptive grazing. At Tyner Pond Farm, we believe...
Post by Chris Baggott
Sep 18 2024
Chris Baggott, co-owner of Tyner Pond Farm, standing in front of a red barn, discussing the role of food in addressing nutritional health, particularly focusing on grass-fed beef and vitamin B12.
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Choosing Food Over Supplements: A Story of Vitamin B12 and Health Decisions

As the owner of Tyner Pond Farm, I’ve always believed in the power of food to nourish our bodies. When I recently decided to...
Post by Chris Baggott
Sep 08 2024

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