Read books by Forrest Pritchard
Aesthetically Invasive (50)
I see you, western New York, Finger lakes wolf-clawed Across the map, sleeting sheets Of snow peppering the salted Highway. Two hundred and fifty six Miles of abandoned tractors, Silos filled with hollow sky, Green [...]
Punk Onions (49)
The snow lies in cockscomb Shadows on the tin roof, Hiding from the sun. Little can for long, Perhaps the bottoms of stones, The undercut stream bank, American living rooms. In my dim kitchen, the [...]
Auld Lang Syne (48)
I’m still in love, It turns out, After all this time. Where else was there to be? The woman walks her dog Along the sidewalk, conspicuously Avoiding eye contact, and I can’t know her pain. [...]
Grass Fed Beef
Our cattle are raised on pasture their entire lives. This means that they are outside, free-ranging year round, and only eating fresh grasses, legumes and wild forbs.
Grass Fed Pork
Our pigs are a mixture of several breeds, from the fabulously marbled Berkshires and Tamworths to the curly tailed Old Spots and white belted Hamphsires.
Grass Fed Lamb
Lambs are born in the spring, and usually end up at farmers market starting in late August. Availability continues into late winter.
Free Range Eggs
We run long, easily movable ‘poultry nets’ all across our pastures, giving the chickens fresh alleys of pasture that keeps them safe from the predators on our farm.
Pastas, Soups, Empanadas
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