Hello Small Farm Enthusiasts, All great change is first an idea in our minds. Visualize the changes you wish to achieve. Smoked Applewood Cheddar is now available in 5 lb blocks for $12/lb. The smaller pieces are still available, too, for $16/lb which is a much better price than what we were selling it for before ($24/lb). Our cheese is one of the best buys we have. First of all you cannot get our cheese in any store in the country because it is raw, 100% grass fed with very high CLA content.

Hello Small Farm Enthusiasts, Who out there wants to sleep better? Have better skin? Reduce cravings? Less dry eye? More energy? and mental clarity? Need less sleep and wake refreshed and ready for the day without coffee or any other stimulant? More stamina and endurance? More overall health like when you were young and unstoppable? I have experienced all these since reading and implementing a few changes from Dr Mercola’s book Fat For Fuel.

Hello Small Farm Enthusiasts, Miscellaneous Farm News: We are going paperless! We will no longer be giving you a hard copy of your receipt on day of delivery. You can easily printout your own receipt or look it up here. We feel that the majority of our customers would prefer this and it cuts down on our costs and the amount of trees that need harvesting.

Hello Small Farm Enthusiasts, Our bodies have 60 thousand miles of Blood vessels which is enough in length to go around the earth twice. And our bodies pump our blood around this circle every minute or 2. Our blood does many things, but one thing it does is carry Oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body. Oxygen is life, without it we die. So without our blood being able to get where it needs to go we die. So may I ask a simple question, why are Americans so bent on clogging up their heart and arteries?

It's an awesome time of year on the farm. We have the most luscious grasses, 1 to2 feet high, thick, rich, deep rooted, nutrient dense food for cows. Our rye crop this year is outstanding to say the least. We stopped feeding hay, or I should say the cows stopped eating hay, a few weeks ago and for several months were really just eating enough to balance the intense richness of young fast growing rye grasses.

Since 2 weeks ago, when we put out the Melaleuca (M) Co. videos, lots of questions have come in like, “If you eat a WAP style diet do you need to supplement?” and I love questions so here goes. Our cows have a mineral box in front of them at all times http://www.freechoiceminerals.com/ which contains calcium, phosphorus, copper, sulfur, sodium, kelp, iodine, magnesium, potassium, plus trace mineral mixes that contain cobalt, boron, iron, manganese, Molybdenum, Selenium, Zinc. It contains several vitamin mixes too. So, our cows are supplemented and we eat 80 to 90% food from off our own farm so we feel like our supplements are fed to our cows and we get them second hand.

Hello Small Farm Enthusiasts, Duck Wonderful: Our budding duck whisperer (11 year old Stella) is learning the challenges of having her own enterprise: duck eggs. She bought 15 Khaki Campbell ducks that she raised from chicks. Her diligence paid off as she did not loose one duck until winter came along. Predators become more desperate for food and she ended up losing 7 ducks this winter after not having any loss for over 4 months. It was a hard lesson but one we all learned from. Finally, after 6 months,

Hello Small Farm Enthusiasts, We thought we would start this newsletter off with a testimonial from a customer that was just e-mailed to us last week:

Since last June, I’ve been serving as the Full Circle Farm Delivery Tech. You’ve experienced changes to how you receive your food. The farm staff has received much positive feedback to the changes—thank you! That tells me we are pursuing the correct course change. You affirm for me that my gift of management and governance is authentic.

Hi, this is Lily. I just turned 16 years old and am Dennis and Alicia’s oldest daughter. This is the first farm newsletter I’ve ever written and I’m not sure how it will turn out but here goes.

Hello SMALL Farm Enthusiasts, A few years ago we read where a billionaire taught his daughter to come to him for high fives every time she made a mistake. His thinking was that people who try things make mistakes but people who do not try to do anything seldom fail. He wanted his daughter to learn to fail much. Failing much was his formula for success. I had a hard time with this concept but for a year or 2, here on the farm, we tried hard to celebrate mistakes. It has changed the very way we think about mistakes or failures and is slowly changing the way we approach stepping out and trying something new.

Have you ever asked, what needs to change in our world? The answer is...I do. This quote is from Matthew Kelly and I just finished reading his book called The Seven