Fury Farms Blog

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  The Importance of Buying Local

  Posted in: Community Blog

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  So, you love your daily cup of joe, but Alabama winters aren't exactly coffee-bean friendly. Fair enough. Here's the thing: while we can't all be self-sufficient farmers, there are many benefits to buying local whenever possible.

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  5 Reasons You Should Choose Artisan Tea

  Posted in: Handmade Items

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  Artisan Tea: A Cup of Goodness Artisan tea isn't just a drink; it's an experience. Crafted with love and care, it's like tasting a piece of history. Let's dive in and see why it's so special.

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  Ditch the Drugstore Dud: Why Handmade Soap Rocks Your World

  Posted in: Handmade Items

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  Listen up, beauty lovers! We're about to ditch the mass-produced mush and dive into the world of handcrafted soap. It's not just about getting clean, it's about treating your skin to a spa-worthy experience every single day.

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  Benefits of Grass Fed Beef

  Posted in: Livestock

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  There are many health benefits of grass-fed beef over conventional beef.   Technically speaking, “grass-finished” or “100% grass-fed” beef is what you will want to look for in the store to increase the health benefits that your beef contains.

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  Ranch or Farm?

  Posted in: Handmade Items, Livestock

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  Are you a ranch or a farm? We hear this from time to time regarding our logos and products on our store. Truth is: We're both. We bought the property with the intention of raising cattle

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  Does Coffee Go Bad? Make Your Coffee Last Longer

  Posted in: Handmade Items

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  If you’ve ever picked up a bag of coffee from your local grocery store and searched for an expiration date — only to find none? How are you supposed to how long that coffee will last before it expires?   Roasters generally label their coffee bags with a ‘roasted on’ label that indicates when the beans were roasted.

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