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Posted: February 20, 2018 by Certified Humane®
How to decode egg labels
Every day, people stop and stare at egg displays at the supermarket. They open and close the egg cartons, look at pictures on the carton of hens dancing in the sunshine, and mull over words, like “natural” or “organic,” in an effort to determine if the eggs they are holding were laid by happy hens. …
Posted: November 10, 2017 by Certified Humane®
What makes a turkey a Certified Humane® turkey?
When you purchase food with the Certified Humane® label, you’re supporting farmers who support the humane treatment of farm animals by following our precise Standards of Animal Care. When you purchase food with the Certified Humane® label, you’re supporting farmers who support the humane treatment of farm animals by following our precise Standards of Animal Care. …
Posted: May 24, 2017 by Certified Humane®
HONEY SWEETIE ACRES, GOSHEN OHIO
Regina and Steve Bauscher operate Honey Sweetie Acres, a goat farm in Goshen, Ohio, that produces the only artisan goat milk soaps and lotions on the Certified Humane Raised and Handled® program. Honey Sweetie Acres gets its name from a reality TV show. When the man in the series kept referring to his wife as …
Posted: March 7, 2017 by Certified Humane®
Broad Brook Acres, Preston, Connecticut
Michael and Christian Swanson raise Certified Humane® pigs at Broad Brook Acres in Preston, Connecticut. Christian’s been in agriculture for most of her adult life. She attended the University of Connecticut for Animal Science with a focus on livestock management and has managed beef cattle and alpaca herds. She put agricultural work on hold for …
Posted: February 24, 2017 by HFAC
DXE, Again!
It’s tiresome, but every few months we have to write about DXE, an animal liberation organization who is against farming and doesn’t believe farm animals should be raised for any reason, like food or clothing (wool). That’s because every few months, they produce a fundraising video of them breaking into a farm in the middle …