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Egg Yolk Colors and What They Mean

Dive into the colorful world of egg yolks and what those shades really mean for our hens and pastures. Ever wonder why some yolks are bright orange while others are a soft yellow? We’ve got the scoop! Plus, you'll learn how our caring practices make all the difference for healthy hens and tasty eggs.

The Truth About Washed vs. Unwashed Eggs

Wondering about the difference between washed and unwashed eggs? Learn why some eggs get a wash, how it affects storage, and what it means for their quality. Hint: No matter how they’re cleaned, our commitment to top-notch quality shines through!

Unpacking Fears on Your Raw Dairy Journey

If raw dairy has you feeling a bit uneasy, you’re not alone! This blog explores the journey of a nwcomer just like you into the world of raw milk, sharing insights from your favorite farmer Nicole and our expert friend Sara English. Discover why raw milk might be worth trying, the truth about pasteurization, and how to make a smooth transition. We’re here to give you the reassurance and information you need to explore the benefits of raw dairy with confidence!

Find Out The Secret Ingredient Keeping Our Farm Pest-Free!

Hint; it’s really old… like prehistoric! Summer is here, and pests are relentless. At CT Ranch, we use a mix of practical tips and a DIY fly repellent to keep our cows comfortable. Discover our natural fly management strategies, including diatomaceous earth and a homemade fly spray recipe. Learn how we maintain a pest-free environment while ensuring our animals' well-being. Dive into our pest management practices and see how we keep CT Ranch running smoothly all summer long!

Male Dairy Calves and Our Ethical Approach

At CT Ranch, we treat our male dairy calves with care and compassion. Unlike many farms, our calves stay with their mothers for two months before joining our beef herd, where they can roam freely and socialize. This humane approach ensures our calves live fulfilling lives. Discover how we're making a difference in ethical farming and animal welfare.