By Surfing Goat Dairy Jun 30, 2021 | Original Post When a farm is Certified Humane®, it has met certain standards for animal care and welfare. An organization called Humane Farm Animal Care is responsible for setting these standards and awarding their label to properties that provide humane treatment to the animals being raised. Learn about some of the criteria …

From MICHELIN Guide Thailand Magazine, June 25 Cage-free or free-range? Pasture-raised or organic? Brown or white? Here’s what you need to know. Have you ever stood in the egg section of the grocery store picking up every carton, trying to decide which option is best? If you’ve ever wondered what the differences are between cage-free, …

From the Cincinnati Zoo Blog, Posted on June 7, 2021 By Faith Hall Faith Hall, Miami University: Project Dragonfly GFP 2020 was a year filled with countless challenges that had sweeping impacts on almost every aspect of our lives. Job loss, sickness, quarantine… It was a year where many of us had to narrow our focus to the …

Free-range vs. pasture-raised vs. cage-free vs. organic vs. all the rest. BY SARAH JAMPEL | May 3, 2021 Link to post – Bon Appétit Magazine If you think the periodic table is confusing, take a look at the egg carton labels of your local grocery store. So many words! So many symbols! And why are …

From The Press Democrat published January 5, 2021 Written by Diane Peterson Link to original article Editor’s note: As part of a series on the Sonoma County dairy community, here we profile Redwood Hill Farm in Sebastopol, which for more than 50 years has produced high-quality goat milk products in a sustainable, humane manner. For …

From Blog.BlueApron.com, Published December 15th, 2020 Link to original post blog.blueapron.com/egg-labels/ In any given grocery store, the egg section is filled with dozens of options. Not only do you have to choose between jumbo or extra-large and white or brown, you also need to sort through dozens of labels that hint at the origin of the …

From The Shawnee News-Star Gardens of the Cross Timbers: Girls on Grass Becky Emerson Carlberg Contributing writer Published January 9th, 2021 De-decorated the tree on Wednesday while listening to Mannheim Steamroller’s “Christmas in the Aire.” The little fir was still supple and lost few needles. This was the sad part. The festive season was about …

From Asian Poultry Magazine, Courtesy of Asian Agribiz, April 2020