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Nature's Harmony Georgia Grass Fed Farm

Nature's Harmony Georgia Grass Fed Farm

http://www.naturesharmonyfarm.com

The rat race is just going to have to survive without us. We've had our fill of urban development, inhumane treatment of animals, food quality concerns and just not knowing where our food is coming from. So we're going to the country. 72 acres in fact, with almost 50 in pasture and the rest in hardwoods. Our goal: to run a sustainable farm just as nature would have it.

What do we mean by that? We mean no artificial fertilizers, no growth hormones, no antibiotics and no keeping animals penned up. We're committed to allowing cattle to forage on grass with goats browsing what the cows don't eat. Chickens (pastured broilers and layers) will follow the grazers, spreading fertilizer naturally, foraging for insects and scratching on the ground, just like they are designed to. Our beautiful hardwoods are the perfect environment for the pigs, who are free to use their terrific "plows" to hunt acorns, tubers and all kinds of great treats. Plus they help us by keeping everything clean and free of weeds.

This is the life we want for ourselves, and we know many others are looking for the same thing. What started as a simple desire to pursue a sustainable life for ourselves led to our wanting to share as much as we could with others in the local market. If you are in Georgia or the Carolinas, then plan to come see us and be part of it all.

subscribe Recent Posts

  • Nothing Like a Cozy Broodhouse

    Posted on Tuesday November 10th, 2009 at 08:39 in pastured poultry

    There is nothing like a cozy broodhouse on a chilly, rainy day!  After a couple of months of our broodhouse being empty I am happy to have little babies occupying it again.  Our last meat chickens left the broodhouse in early September and ...

  • Follow-Up to Last Post Concerning Weston A. Price

    Posted on Sunday November 8th, 2009 at 14:19 in local food

    Thanks to everyone who commented on the prior post. I didn't mean for this thing to get out of hand. We only wanted to share an experience we had. We are absolutely not above criticism. We just believe in constructive criticism. Today I received a nu...

  • Letting the Perfect be the Enemy of the Good

    Posted on Saturday November 7th, 2009 at 23:08 in local food

    We are not happy. We receive a fair number of unsolicited emails each week, and we are very fortunate that most of them are encouraging emails, thanking us for what we are doing.  Those emails really help keep us going during all the long days w...

  • Ethical and Natural Foie Gras

    Posted on Tuesday October 27th, 2009 at 12:27 in local food

    I've been thinking a lot about good food in the past year. Really, good food.  Everyone knows that there isn't much money in farming, but I'm pretty darn comfortable trading that reality with the fact that you can eat with the best of them. ...

  • Ana\'s Army

    Posted on Monday October 26th, 2009 at 10:29 in livestock guardian dogs

    Well, Ana's puppies are 17 days old and are doing fine. Better than that actually, they're doing great!  They're all fat and round like little rollie pollies.  Ana had 11 puppies but one didn't survive, so now she has ten.  We've dubbe...

  • Catfishing

    Posted on Friday October 23rd, 2009 at 13:33

    While my parents visited for a little vacation we took an afternoon and went fishing in our pond.  Since we stocked the pond with 5" catfish a year and a half ago we've only had one fish fry. It's a combination of wanting to let the fish gr...

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5 stars Albert

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Posted: February 27th, 2008 | Report This Comment

2 stars Thomas

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5 stars Pamela

I am impressed with your hard work and dedication to farm life. I enjoy your site. Keep up the good work.

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