Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours! We hope you have a wonderful holiday, filled with good food and good friends. Here are a few tips for cooking your turkey to perfection!

Autumn is the perfect time to enjoy pork, which pairs wonderfully with cozy fall flavors and fruits like warming sage and thyme, tart apples and sweet squash.

Midsummer, our farm welcomes hundreds of day old turkey chicks. From there, we raise them in the brooder until they are old enough to graze the rest of their lives on pasture. If you've never gotten the chance to come out to the farm to see them on pasture yourself, watch our 5 minute video here. It really is an impressive sight to see!

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Now that Fall sports and school have officially begun, our lives just became a new sort of complicated, which means planning for dinner is a must! I don't know about you, but I am not a meal planner. There's many benefits to it, but it's just not for me. Instead, we take a more relaxed approach to meal planning. We don't pencil out the details of each day's meal, but we do still make a rough plan. Here's how we do it....

Bone broth is a nutrient powerhouse - and it's no wonder why. Rich in vitamins and nutrients, collagen, and more. Full bodied in flavor, you can feel it warm and heal.

Taste the abundance of the season with these top 6 meats that pair perfectly with garden fresh tomatoes!

From backyard BBQs to picnic snacking, celebrate the taste of Summer paired with your favorite locally grown, garden fresh produce with this quick list of our top 7 recommended must have meals before Fall arrives.

Here at Riemer Family Farm, we're all about the birds and the bees...and the butterflies, too! While our rotational grazing efforts help create critical pollinator habitat, that's not the only thing happening on our farm for the benefit of the pollinators.

Our pastures have been host to hundreds of Monarch butterflies as they stop by every fall on their migration south to Mexico. Take a look to see why.