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Based in Gawler Tasmania, we endeavour to look after our Animals using Regenerative Agriculture, we're looking back to move forward.
At Happy Valley Free Range Farm, we raise happy, healthy and friendly animals in an ethically friendly manner, that helps us with handling and their safety.
We not only care for the well-being and health of our animals but are also concerned about the well-being of our local environment and impacts on the surrounding area, and so endeavour to use farming practices that are ecological and sustainable using Regenerative Agriculture where the technique of rotational grazing, provides pasture for feed, improves soil quality, builds soil biome, sequesters carbon, reduces water usage and improves soil water retention reducing runoff.
Have a Listen to what it's like to be a Tasmanian Owned and operated Business, presented by Brand Tasmania or follow them on Twitter.
For a while now, Blair Gilmore has been posting facts about Calving on their Twitter feed, alongside other farmers who share other animal facts that you can find via the links below:
Sheep Facts (Happy Valley Free Range Farm)
Cow Facts (DDF
For a while now, kelly has been posting facts about Pigs on their Twitter feed, alongside other farmers who share other animal facts that you can find via the links below:
Sheep Facts (Happy Valley Free Range Farm)
Cow Facts (DDFarmerette 3
For a while now, DDFarmerette has been posting facts about Cows on their Twitter feed, alongside other farmers who share other animal facts that you can find via the links below:
Sheep Facts (Happy Valley Free Range Farm)
Cow Facts (DDFarme
For a while now, Charissa has been posting facts about Geese on their Twitter feed, alongside other farmers who share other animal facts that you can find via the links below:
Sheep Facts (Happy Valley Free Range Farm)
Cow Facts (DDFarmeret
For a while now, BuffaloGuyRon has been posting facts about Bison on their Twitter feed, alongside other farmers who share other animal facts that you can find via the links below:
Sheep Facts (Happy Valley Free Range Farm)
Cow Facts (DDFar
For a while now, Farmcat has been posting facts about Bulls on their Twitter feed, alongside other farmers who share other animal facts that you can find via the links below:
Sheep Facts (Happy Valley Free Range Farm)
Cow Facts (DDFarmerett
For a while now, Happy Valley Free Range Farm has been posting facts about Sheep on their Twitter feed, alongside other farmers who share other animal facts that you can find via the links below:
Sheep Facts (Happy Valley Free Range Farm)
Cow Fa
Stretching over 25km, from, Gentle Annie Hill to beyond Moina, the Letterbox Trail takes you down Wilmot Road, through the Wilmot township, onto Cradle Mountain Road and on up past Moina. Some think the Trail ends at Moina, but for us we've discovered some up further, so we think the Trail ends at P
It may be a surprise to most that goat's milk has been used by humans for various produce far longer than cow's milk. In fact, studies have found that humans have been using goat and sheep milk in European countries over 7,500 years ago, between the central Balkans and Central Europe.
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If you love Goats as much as we do, then you already know how much fun and enjoyment they give back to their carer's. Below are some fun facts about Goats, some Good, some Bad and some Myths. You may already know some, but we'd like to share stuff we've discovered and interesting stuff we've learned
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Always Fresh
Thanks to innovative organic technologies, our products are always fresh and don’t need any treatment.
100% organic
We adhere to our organic philosophy, which implies avoiding pesticides and non-organic fertilizers.
No additives
We avoid any artificial additives after harvesting the crops to offer you the best organic products.
Modern farm
Though we rely on regenerative organic farming, we also use the latest farming innovations.
Had a very interesting talk when visiting with the owners about how soil health is important to their farm and how it affects the health of their sheep and cows. Got to talk and pat their cows who are friendly and very calm. A great day overall.
I recently visited the farm, the hosts were friendly, and very open about the welfare of their animals and environment. Had a great time feeding and talking to the animals.
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