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Guess which acorn grew on a tree that was fertilized by pig manure last year? The giant acorn fell from a tiny Red Oak tree in a spot that the pigs grazed in last year. The average sized acorn fell from a mature Red Oak that was not fertilized. Never doubt the power of poo (and animal impact)! P.S. - This is not an isolated incident- all of the Oaks that the pigs foraged around last year gave abnormally large acorns. |
Formerly,Bar None Ranch, of Berlin, NY, we are now Climbing Tree Farm, of New Lebanon. We raise PASTURED POULTRY, LAMB, GRASS-FED BEEF, and WOODLAND/PASTURE-RAISED, MILK-FED PORK. We keep our animals true to their instincts- letting our pigs dig, our chickens range, our sheep graze. We feed rotationally graze on pasture and silvo-pasture (in the woods). We work with a local dairy to feed our pigs Jersey milk. We are conscientious stewards of the land, and our animals.
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Thursday, October 16, 2014
Fertilized Oak
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