Organic of course - But what does organic mean, well first off we do not use any synthetic chemicals to control pest such as weeds, bugs, and disease. Consequently we do no not have to use Genetically modified Organism (GMO) in our crop rotation. Everything that is fed to our soil and animals is organic and as nutrient dense as possible. 

Fitting In - We try and fit into and work with nature as much as possible. This is accomplished by only adding organic amendments to our soil such as manure,compost, compost tea, dried bacterial bodies, and bio-available minerals. The goal is to harvest nutrient dense, healthy crops and animals while having a net positive affect on our soil and environment. (Building soil)

Full Circle Rotation - Variety is key for keeping anything healthy and that is exactly what we do with our crops and animals. Our fields that are in production run on a 4-7 year rotation, meaning one field does not see the same crop for at least 4 years. This aids in crop health, weed and disease suppression, as well as overall soil health. Our animals get variety as well, they do not stay on the same area  of pasture for very long, this disturbance then movement mimics nature (predator pressure) and helps build a healthy robust soil. By practicing a healthy rotation we are reversing the carbon cycle, taking the C02 from the air and putting it back into the soil where it belongs.

Why do we do what we do? So we can keep on doing it of course. We practice these farming strategies because we plan of farming these lands well into the future. To accomplish this our first objective is soil health. To optimize soil health we look at managing the life that makes dirt turn to soil. Having a healthy and diverse soil (micro organisms) ecosystem creates the most robust soil possible. Just like our bodies our soil needs disturbance and nutrition to grow a healthy micro biological environment.