Hoven Farms

First Fresh Pasture in 2012

May 16, 2012

Hoven Farms is now selling fresh cut bison at the Kingsland Farmers Market. We are just starting with a few cuts (ground bison, rib eye steaks, sirloins teaks, round roasts) but as we move closer to summer, we will be adding more and more items. Are there any cuts that you want?

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Snowwalk on the Flood Plain

March 5, 2012

We have a creek that runs through our land. Sometime it seems like this creek, which breaks up on land and divides most of our 1/4′s in half, is a big inconvenience. But back in the drought of 2002/2003, the bever dams had stored up enough water that we had no concerns about running our [...]

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Great way to end the Week

March 3, 2012

Great Saturday at the market… Great grass fed certified organic rib eye steak for supper… Big glass of wine… Ahhh…life is good!

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-23C Morning

February 28, 2012

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What Do We Feed Our Organic Beef?

February 23, 2012

Debbie sent in a few questions and I am answering them in a series of Youtube videos. I believe if someone is asking the questions, there has to be at least 10 people thinking the same thing. Check out the first question: Where Do We Get Our Organic Cattle From? For more info, visit the [...]

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Lori and her New Friend

February 22, 2012

This winter Lori and I have gotten in the habit of going for a walk together to check the cattle every afternoon. It takes about an hour and we end up walking a little more than a mile as we go from the feeders to the finishers. One day, this one particular hereford took an [...]

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Where does Hoven Farms get their Organic Beef from?

February 20, 2012

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Big Fat Lies

January 6, 2012

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The Difference Between Grass Fed Beef and Grass Finished Beef

October 25, 2011

Grass Fed means that the animals have been fed grass, but not exclusively. Their diet may have been supplemented with grain, but they were on pasture and were eating grass. Grass Finished means that the animals were eating only grass and received no extra supplementation of grain. And now you know!