A very warm welcome to our first of many monthly newsletters. Yes, we finally have so many exciting things to share that we will be sending out a monthly “catchup chat”, we warmly invite you to put on your froggers or gumboots and walk with us through the paddocks.
A page from my Regenerative Diary
We are so excited to be able to share our journey into regen ag with you all. Recently, regenerative farming has been receiving a lot of attention in the media. But is it truly a meaningful practice, or is it just another “green labelling” tactic to attract environmentally conscious consumers for a sale? Regenerative farming is such a truly amazing system, we have been learning and applying these principles over the past 8 years, slowly seeing changes in our soil and tasting the difference in our food.
In short: Regenerative agriculture is a conservation and rehabilitation approach to food and farming systems. It focuses on topsoil regeneration, increasing biodiversity of plants and biological live, improving the water cycle, nutrient cycle and energy cycle, enhancing eco systems, supporting carbon sequestration, increasing resilience to climate change, and strengthening the health and vitality of farm soil. Be sure to check out our upcoming newsletter to learn about our beginnings, our reasons for starting, and maybe even get a sneak peek at the different projects we are working on.
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Are your chicken’s free range? “Our chicken is pasture raised, what is the difference, and how can you tell?”
A product that states free range means the chickens are still raised within contained sheds, but they have space of 1 square meter and 1 hour a day of fresh air.
When a product is pasture raised,” it means that the chickens have the freedom to roam on pasture, soak in the sun all day, and have the option of using movable shelters.. or sleeping under the stars. Pasture raised chicken has yellow fat when cooked and the appearance of the chicken shows it, the texture of the chicken is more fleshy, not watery.”
At Gloria Dieu Farm our Chickens are pasture raised, they form part of our regenerative system and play a very important role in restoring the soil health.
Our paddock to plate Specials this month (Afterpay is available)
Grass Fed Beef and Lamb, Pasture raised Chicken(next order deliver 14 September 2024)
Announcing our Grass Fed beef is available, just like our animals don’t only eat one type of grass, we know that our customers don’t only eat one type of meat, so we have put together a couple of different packages with different meats and different budget to suit the needs of all families. Next order delivery 14 September 2024
Low and Slow winter warmer collection – Beef(min 7kg)1 x corned silverside roast, 1 x Topside roast, 1 x Rump Roast, around 1kg Osso Bucco, 1 x Blade Roast, Beef stock bones – Lamb(Min 4.8kg) 4 x shanks, 1 x leg roast, Lamb stock bones – Chicken(min 1.2kg)1 half chicken – Total package min 13kg at $18 per kilo, total $234 has a saving of $40.
To view the full range of other packages please click on each option –
Family four or six variety pack / Big Daddy Family Freezer filler / Dine in Two Pack / Essentials Value pack / Small lamb/chicken mixed pack / Large lamb/chicken mixed pack / Full lamb or half lamb.
Value added fruit Range 
While fresh apricots and peaches are not available yet, you can still enjoy our fruit through our range of dried fruit products, condiments, and jams. Simply follow the links below to explore our offerings.
Dried Fruit Products / Condiments and Jams / Wine
What a first mouth full!!, be sure to read our next monthly newsletters and feel free to reply with any questions, comments or suggestions. While you wait, please visit our online shop and enjoy our products, we are passionate about what we produce and we appreciate your support.
Warm regards and God Bless
The Gloria Dieu Team
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