🤩 Hey! We have a new, all natural, 100% grass finished beef bologna! SHOP BOLOGNA.

Thanksgiving Dinner for 2: A Mini Feast for Small Families and Couples

As Thanksgiving approaches, we want to ensure that even small families, couples, and individuals can enjoy a delightful feast without missing out on the traditional Thanksgiving experience. Check out these exciting ideas for creating a memorable Thanksgiving dinner for two. And the best part about cooking for a small crowd is you choose your favorite cuts, no more fighting over who gets the turkey leg!

Triple E Farm Thanksgiving Turkey Pre-Order Now Open!

🍂 As the holiday season approaches, it's time to start thinking about the centerpiece of your Thanksgiving feast - the turkey! At Triple E Farm, we're thrilled to announce that our pre-order for Thanksgiving turkeys is now open. Here are some fantastic reasons why you should pre-order your turkey today:

🦴 ✨Unleash the Power of Tradition with Triple E Farm's Grass-Fed Beef Bones!

Today, we're here to talk about a true nutritional superhero - grass-fed beef bones.  Bursting with antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, and amino acids, these bones are your ticket to a robust immune system.  But you might wonder, how do we access all that nutritional goodness? It's not exactly appetizing or practical to sit down and gnaw on a bone for a few hours, is it? Plus, we're not sure our teeth or digestive system could really handle that! Get the answer here....

🌱👨‍🌾Unleash your Inner Farmer With Gardening!

Today, we're here to inspire you to embrace the joys of gardening and unleash your inner farmer, regardless of where you live! First thing is first - you don't need a huge space to start gardening. Seriously, you don't! Believe it or not, our Triple E Farm garden isn't exactly huge. It's no bigger than a small apartment, just 50 ft wide and 80 ft long, to be exact. But here's the kicker - Despite its modest size, it produces a bounty of fresh, nutritious produce that feeds our family of four throughout the year. This goes to show that you don't need vast acres of land to grow your own food; you just need a little creativity, dedication, and love for Mother Earth.  If we can do it, so can you...