Heritage Pastures Farm

Heritage Pastures Farm Healthy Food from Healthy Animals Raised on Healthy Soil. We homestead so you don't have to.

Our mission is to promote the healthy, sustainable growth of our farm -from our cattle to the fields they graze-by utilizing natural nutrients and grazing practices to restore ancestral health and build soil vitality. Through intensive and intentional management and natural processes, we aim to better serve our customers and neighbors while fostering environmental stewardship.

08/20/2025
It's been an eventful 24 hours here at the farm.....3 litters of piglets, 24 total (11, 7, and 6), and 1 more litter on ...
08/02/2025

It's been an eventful 24 hours here at the farm.....3 litters of piglets, 24 total (11, 7, and 6), and 1 more litter on the way soon!!! We were asked by Siverling Centennial Farm & Farm Market at SCF to assist with the farrowing of 4 of their momma pigs. Our boar, Luther, was very obliged to assist us in this process! There is nothing more rewarding than seeing new birth on the farm. Baby piglets sure are fun to watch!

Dinner curtesy of This is what our beautiful pasture raised PORK looks like!! For seasonings we used , pepper, crush...
07/28/2025

Dinner curtesy of This is what our beautiful pasture raised PORK looks like!! For seasonings we used , pepper, crushed garlic , seasoning and a pinch of prime steak seasoning. Yum Yum Yum!

These pretty girls are playing model for us today. A very interesting fact that farmers have used for a long time to pre...
07/21/2025

These pretty girls are playing model for us today. A very interesting fact that farmers have used for a long time to predict fertility in cattle, is something called the Rosette theory! What is it? Well, it’s indicated by “whorls” (spiral of hair on the cows face). Whorls on a cow's face is known as part of the "rosette theory" in animal behavior and management, according to The Cattle Site. It may indicate the fertility of the cow. It's based on the observation that hair patterns develop at the same time as the nervous system in the fetus. Studies have explored the connection between hair whorl placement on the face (high, middle, or low in relation to the eyes), and temperament in cattle. High-placed whorls have been associated with more excitable and nervous behavior, according to a study by Grandin et al.

Ever thought "I should really buy local food", but never take action? Let us help you today. We have pigs ready for proc...
07/19/2025

Ever thought "I should really buy local food", but never take action? Let us help you today. We have pigs ready for processing and a date at a local butcher shop. What do you need to do? Just send us a message or hit the call now button below.

In the first photo, you can see momma standing and strutting her stuff, and in the next photo, you can see why. Look at ...
07/16/2025

In the first photo, you can see momma standing and strutting her stuff, and in the next photo, you can see why. Look at her beautiful little bull calf! ❤️

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Pasture is so high the calves are able to play hide and seek! So fun watching moms n their baby’s graze and play ! 🥰 ...
07/14/2025

Pasture is so high the calves are able to play hide and seek! So fun watching moms n their baby’s graze and play ! 🥰

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7670 160th Avenue
Bloomer, WI
54724

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