Name: Drumhiller Farms
Address: 8755 Clough Rd, Parma, MI, 49269, US
Telephone: (517) 240-8182
Rating: 5

About Drumhiller Farms

At Drumhiller Farms, it’s our mission to produce healthier more flavorful food for families while restoring our pastureland. Raising animals in harmony with their design results in better food for you, a better life for them and healthier and more resilient pastures for generations to come. Natural • Humane • Regenerative • Drumhiller Farms is owned and operated by us, Nathan and Allyson Drumhiller, with the help of our family. We are thankful for the opportunities we have to spend time outdoors as a family, caring for our animals and growing food. We see great value in the rich traditions of family-owned farming and work to continue those traditions while implementing practices that are natural, humane and regenerative. We give all the glory to the God who guides us daily. It is of the utmost importance to us that our methods are harmonious with God’s design. Join us—alongside our blended family of four boys—in the day-to-day operations of our first-generation farm. We focus a lot on soil health. After all, nutritious food comes from healthy animals, healthy animals are raised on healthy pastures and healthy pastures require healthy soils. We weren’t raised on farms but this is something that God has called us into and we rely on Him for insight on how to make this farm work. We add videos regularly. Allyson loves creating jewelry—each of her skillfully made pieces radiate her love for nature and beauty. Each piece of her Wild Riverbend Rustics collection is handcrafted with careful attention to detail—no two are alike. When she is not spending time with her family, operating the family business or working on the farm, the silver-smithing lapidarist can be found creating at her bench. Hours Call to setup appointment. Drumhiller Farms is a regenerative farming operation in south-central Michigan. It is owned and operated by Nathan and Allyson Drumhiller. We raise local 100% grass-fed and finished beef and lamb, pastured chicken, pastured turkey, pastured pork and eggs from pasture hens. By raising animals in a way that is natural, humane and regenerative we are producing food that is healthier and creating soils and pastures that are resilient and productive for generations to come. The Grate Haus Wild Riverbend Rustics allyson@drumhillerfarms.com(517) 240-8182

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6/1/24How Regenerative Agriculture Changed Our Farm Let’s talk regenerative agriculture. Let’s talk regenerative agriculture. 5/25/24Something New Is Coming To The Farm Something new is coming to the farm and we’ve got preparations to do. Something new is coming to the farm and we’ve got preparations to do. 5/17/24Animal Check Time for an animal check. Time for an animal check. 5/10/24How To Build A Chicken Tractor (Plus Cattle Update)Upping production means more infrastructure. Upping production means more infrastructure. 5/3/24Pastured Poultry (Everything You Need To Know) #3Our first batch of turkey and chickens head to pasture. Our first batch of turkey and chickens head to pasture. 4/28/24Pastured Poultry (Everything You Need To Know) #2Take a tour of our entire pastured poultry operation (turkeys have not arrived yet). Take a tour of our entire pastured poultry operation (turkeys have not arrived yet). 4/27/24Pastured Poultry (Everything You Need To Know) #1Our first batch of chicks is here. Whether you are looking to start a pastured poultry business or simply raise food for your family, this video is for you. Our first batch of chicks is here. Whether you are looking to start a pastured poultry business or simply raise food for your family, this video is for you. 4/9/24Biggest Lie In The Cattle Business Commercial fertilizer on pasture land? What are the cattle for then? Commercial fertilizer on pasture land? What are the cattle for then? 3/18/24Getting Ready For Summer Spring is a busy time here and it’s coming fast. Chickens are on the way and turkey and pork won’t be far behind. Spring is a busy time here and it’s coming fast. Chickens are on the way and turkey and pork won’t be far behind. 9/28/23Stockpiling Winter Forage We have a ton of grass and it looks like we will be grazing on it for the rest of the year. Hopefully not feeding hay until January. We have a ton of grass and it looks like we will be grazing on it for the rest of the year. Hopefully not feeding hay until January. 9/19/23Native Grasses Are Back The cattle are fat and happy at the end of this summer and we have native grasses starting to grow on our farm. The cattle are fat and happy at the end of this summer and we have native grasses starting to grow on our farm. 9/8/23One Batch Ends, Another Begins It’s time to harvest another batch of chickens and bring our final batch of chicks out to pasture. It’s time to harvest another batch of chickens and bring our final batch of chicks out to pasture. 9/1/23Harvesting More Cattle Time to harvest a few more cattle in addition to our everyday chores. Time to harvest a few more cattle in addition to our everyday chores. 8/25/23Time To Move Some Pigs The pigs destroyed a paddock and it’s time to fix it. The pigs destroyed a paddock and it’s time to fix it. 8/16/23Looks Like Thanksgiving in July Chores, turkey and getting ready for Nolan’s wedding. Chores, turkey and getting ready for Nolan’s wedding. 8/8/23Bringing New Cattle To The Farm--What Did We do?!We brought new cattle to the farm—what a mess! We brought new cattle to the farm—what a mess! 8/6/23Grazing Management Through A Drought Farming through the drought. Farming through the drought. 7/14/23When Ranching Is Your Second Full-Time Job Ranching is a full-time job. Ranching is a full-time job. 7/7/23First Chicken Harvest Of The Year The first batch of chickens are ready for harvest. The first batch of chickens are ready for harvest. 6/29/23Grain Bins On A Grass-Fed Farm?Grain bins for our omnivorous chicken and pigs. Grain bins for our omnivorous chicken and pigs. 6/22/23A Devastating Drought Has Hit Our Farm Managing grazing through the worst drought in over 30 years. Managing grazing through the worst drought in over 30 years. 6/16/23Pigs Go Out To Pasture Our first batch of pigs is graduating from hot-fence training to pasture. Our first batch of pigs is graduating from hot-fence training to pasture. 6/9/23Our Fi

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