Lerado Farms

08/23/2026

🐄 Sustainably raised regenerative meat sequesters the same amount of carbon that meat substitute, plant-based industries emit.

✅ Simply stated, eating 1 lb of healthy raised local meat is healthy for you AND the environment.

🚫This eliminates the argument (eagerly voiced by the soy industry to line their own pockets) that cows are ruining the world.

🥩GO STICK IT TO THEM!!!
Eat a pound of LOCAL, sustainable, grass-fed meat today.

❓Want to learn more? Read/listen to A Bold Return To Giving A Damn by Will Harris.

08/10/2026

Snowville Creamery cheddar is the absolute best when paired with some front porch basil, back porch tomatoes and sprinkled with some Real Salt.

07/24/2026

Farm sounds

07/20/2026

Animal husbandry > animal science.

Let’s take it back to nature and allow animals to be animals. For hundreds of years, they did it really well without “science” interrupting.

For reference, I’m taking a slow dive into listening to Will Harris read his book “A Bold Return to Giving A Damn”. His voice is captivating and he walks the walk. Even if you disagree, check it out.

07/19/2026

Just some flowers…

07/14/2026

It matters where you get your information.
A farmer who has farmed for 10 years has only planted 10 gardens, and that’s actually a lot in garden terms.
Know your farm, know your farmer, know your food.

That internet clip, social media clip, sales clip….no thanks.
Ask someone local to you.
Get out and chat.
Get to know your garden.
Get your hands dirty.
Learn from your mistakes.
Share what you know.
Let the dirt carry away all your troubles….while you swat bugs. 🤪

How is your garden doing? Post any picture below!👇🏼

This was a few weeks ago in our garden.

06/26/2026

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Register below to be entered to win a starter set of live worms and a DIY worm bucket! Attendance at workshop is required to claim raffle prizes.

06/19/2026

We got 7.5”. 😳

06/15/2026

DVSM
Dog vomit slime mold. It’s so pretty, for a day.

05/30/2026

It’s not crazy if it works. I have done this many times in various bare spots. Works like a charm.

1. Identify area of need
2. Apply wood chips
3. Cover in fresh cut grass
4. Gather desired seeds
5. Spread generously
6. Water with rainwater
7. Wait and watch it grow