Peaceful Pastures Farm

the summer."  What cows we didn't sell, we took to a neighbors to keep until we need them.  There, they have pasture.  Even in this long cold, deep snow winter, our three cows we have here at home, still go outside.  Even though they only go a few feet from the barn, they enjoy standing outside to chew their cuds and look out over the valley.  They do this whenever they want.  They aren't rushed, crammed, or pushed to their limits.  Life is easy, not stressed.  They enjoy getting a rub or pat from me as I take care of them.  They are capable of showing love and affection.  Cows in a confinement system don't generally live long lives.  So much time spent on concrete, in with so many other animals, and pushed to get the most possible amount of milk out of them, shortens their lives.  The milk I bring into feed my family is clean, rich, raw, and healthy.   I wish I could share it with everybody.

Rene'