About Richert Ranch

At Richert Ranch we believe you are what you eat.
 That's why we raise health food!  Have you ever
opened the egg of a free range hen next to a store
bought egg?  The free range egg is so yellow it's
almost orange whereas the store bought egg is a
weak, pale yellow.  The same is true in the grocers
meat department.  If you feed an animal growth
hormones and antibiotics you will eat the growth
hormones and antibiotics in the animals product.  
If you feed the animal natural food like grass and
clover the animal will get vitamins and minerals
and in the animals final product you will too.  Our
farm is located in northern Indiana and we
believe in education.  Contact us if your
interested in an educational tour.
What's New?
The lambs have arrived! We are all done lambing, and we have twenty seven lambs bouncing
around. They are adorable! Cutie Pie
still demands her daily back scratch!  Also, we recently
bought some show White Leghorn bantams and Black Australorps and have started hatching
chicks from them. The Salomon Farms Fiber Festival is coming up in May, and we preparing to

demonstrate shearing there. It has been a busy spring so far!    
Richert Ranch
Counter
As you can probably tell the store
bought egg yolks are on the right
and our egg yolk is on the left.
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Cutie Pie.  "When you've finished with
that web thing, SCRATCH MY BACK!
Above Left- Corn's ram, Thorin, explores
his pen. Thorin is a LinolnFolk.
Right- Galadriel after being awarded the
Best White Fleeced Lincoln at the
National Junior Lincoln show.  
Above- Snowflake's ram, a purebred
Lincoln, pauses from romping to watch
the camera.
Left- Our yearling ewes, (from
left to right) Brownie, Corn Jr.,
Mini Fluff, and Gavroche, out
playing in the snow.    
Below Right- Chocolate relaxes
with her triplet rams: Larry,
Curly and Moe. Larry, far left
lamb, was the Reserve
Champion Colored Lincoln Ram
at the National Lincoln Junior
show.
Above- Coecoe's triplet Lincoln ewes take a
nap in a feeder after a long day of playing.
Right- Snowflake's ram relaxes in Sabrina's
arms after an exhausting morning. He grew
up to win Best Natural Colored Fleece and
Grand Champion Ram at the National Junior
Lincoln Show.       
Above Left- Gavroche poses in the
pasture after a romp in the snow.
Above Right- Truffle's adorable twin
rams snuggle in the straw.
Below- Some Suffolk lambs curl up in
the straw on a cold day.
Right- Pepper's ewe, a Suffolk cross
Hampshire, relaxes with her brother.