I've had a few requests recently for family favorite recipes made with our products. I'm so excited that you want to hear about these because these are the foods I feed my own family for our health (not to mention they just taste amazing)! I'm a little embarrassed to even call this one a "recipe" since its so uber-simple, but my family and I eat this multiple times a week. Its crisp, refreshing, tart, sweet, easy to throw together, and just the perfect side dish to balance out any of our grilled meats. ​I don't know about you, but I'm too dang busy to fuss with fancy weeknight dinners, and it literally can't get any easier than this!

Anyone else out there living in the dark ages without central AC? Come summertime, I'm reluctant to go anywhere near my oven for fear of raising the temperature inside our home even a single degree. So, summer dinners for us look a lot like pasture-raised meat of some variety on the grill alongside a hearty, but bright and summery salad. This one has become a family favorite and is packed with satiating protein from both sprouted pumpkin seeds and garbanzo beans.

Nature itself is an incredible mentor and one we turn to to perfect our regenerative farming methods, which rely heavily on livestock rotation.

We've all seen the difference between dirt and soil with our own eyes. Dirt is what covers desolate old playgrounds that have been sprayed to kill weeds (and any other kind of plant life). Its hard, dusty, and simply dead. Soil on the other hand, is what your granny planted her garden in. Its rich, airy, teeming with life, and the perfect medium to cultivate life. When we started farming our newest property, it was definitely leaning more on the "dirt" side of the scale. We're doing everything in our power to regrow topsoil and generally improve the quality of the land. How do we even begin with such a huge undertaking? Well, everything on a regenerative farm begins with Cover Crop.

As we're all sitting here in our little home bubbles, bathing in antibacterial hand sanitizer, we're all brainstorming ways to bolster our own internal viral fighters (our immune systems). The food we consume daily is one of the most powerful things we can do that has a direct effect on our health. One regular in my family's arsenal of proactive defenses is 100% grass-fed and grass-finished pasture-raised Bone Broth.