by gratefulpasturesfarm | Aug 30, 2019 | Farming Practices
Grateful Pastures Farm was founded in order to work towards solving two major problems in today’s world: Humanity needs methods of producing food that do not destroy the planet.Humanity needs methods of producing food that do not involve torturing animals. Luckily, we...
by gratefulpasturesfarm | Jul 6, 2019 | Uncategorized
What is it like to raise chickens on pasture? Today I want to give brief description of what a typical morning of chores looks like on the farm.As with any farm, it’s important for us to get up early and get started on the day’s tasks. At sunrise we open...
by gratefulpasturesfarm | Jun 28, 2019 | Uncategorized
At Grateful Pasture’s we believe in movement. Movement is the primary difference between pasture-raised chicken and all other methods of raising chicken. Chickens poop a lot. This manure harbors pathogens that can cause disease when other chickens are exposed to...
by gratefulpasturesfarm | Jun 7, 2019 | Uncategorized
It was a monumental week on the farm, as we officially became the First and Only Organic Pasture-Raised Chicken Farm in the state of Georgia, and one of only a handful in the whole country! Since the beginning, we have taken our production practices far...
by gratefulpasturesfarm | May 10, 2019 | Uncategorized
What comes to mind when you think of a chicken’s diet? Probably worms, crickets, grass, seeds, grain, or even pelletized chicken feed. But do you think of grit? Heck, what is grit anyway? Grit is simply crushed granite. That’s right, rocks. Chickens eat...
by gratefulpasturesfarm | Apr 19, 2019 | Uncategorized
The image on the left is from a back pasture on our property that we have not used. The image on the right is from our main pasture, which we have used for the last 3 years to raise pastured poultry. As we move the chicken tractors across the pasture, chicken manure...
