Life on Our Grass Farm

Farmers Wear Different Hats
Family farms such as our Rain Crow Ranch allow for plenty of variety in your job description. As a grassfarmer we nurture the soil so it can produce better grass. We promote the grass growth for the maximum quality and yield while using sustainable[...] americangrassfedbeef.com
 
Flooding Again
I am sure that by July I will be praying for rain but right now that is hard to imagine.We have received 18 inches of rain up until last week.This is very high for our area and since most of it has already caused major flooding.The Current River reached an[...] americangrassfedbeef.com
 
Elk Shedding Antlers
We share our farm with an abundance of wildlife and we feel blessed to do so.This includes whitetail deer,elk,Eastern wild turkey,beavers, ground hogs,red tail hawks,the occasional eagle, coyotes, fox, raccoon,etc. We consider these animals a wonderful[...] americangrassfedbeef.com
 
Storms and Flooding
Huge storms moved through our area dumping about 12 inches of rain in about a 30 hr period and leaving in their aftermath flooding. Southern Missouri is feeling the beginning twinges of spring and we frankly expect the rain, and the occasional river or[...] americangrassfedbeef.com
 
Green Grass and Wet Weather
There cannot be any prettier color in the world than green,to a grassfarmer that is! As the dull colors of winter give way to the signs of spring we delight to see the event we call the green up.When our range pastures start the turn to green we feel a new[...] americangrassfedbeef.com
 

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