Heritage Livestock Pillows

Show your support for sustainable agriculture using heritage breed livestock with this lovely illustration of a Cotswold sheep.

Show your support for sustainable agriculture based on heritage breeds with this lovely, hairy goat!

Demonstrate your dedication to sustainable agriculture based on heritage breeds with this shirt featuring an illustration of a shorthorn ox. Cow Power!

Meat from pastured, heritage-breed livestock tastes better; is often better suited for specific culinary purposes than one-size-fits-all breeds; and supports conservation pasturing that helps rebuild soils for a healthier earth.

Preserve heritage breeds because they're genetically valuable, historically valuable, and very tasty!

Cotton Patch Geese are an endangered domestic landrace goose from the Southeastern United States. Probably bred by formerly enslaved tenant farmers (some enslaved people carved out the time to become skilled poultry breeders), the geese are so named because their taste for narrow-bladed grasses means they can be used to weed cotton or tobacco crops. Once they're fattened, they dress out to 11-12 pounds, just right for a Depression-era oven -- and in fact, their eggs and meat got many Southern families through the Depression! Today, a few of us are fighting to save this heritage breed from extinction on our farms and in our backyards -- including on the half-acre poultry pasture at Loch Nest Farm.

The print of a farm boot, accompanied by those of a goose, sheep, duck, horse, donkey, chicken, cow, hog, turkey, goat, and rabbit -- the classic working and meat animals of the North American mixed-use farm. The woodcut-style motifs are set on soft indigo, representing another essential East Coast crop.

The print of a farm boot, accompanied by those of a goose, sheep, duck, horse, donkey, chicken, cow, hog, turkey, goat, and rabbit -- the classic working and meat animals of the North American mixed-use farm. The woodcut-style motifs are set on soft indigo, representing another essential East Coast crop.

Preserve heritage breeds because they're genetically valuable, historically valuable, and very tasty!

Meat from pastured, heritage-breed poultry tastes better; is often better suited for specific culinary purposes than one-size-fits-all breeds; and supports conservation pasturing that helps rebuild soils for a healthier earth.

Capture the essence of rural life with this heartwarming design featuring a dedicated farmer cradling a gentle cock. It's a snapshot of the deep connection between humans and their feathered companions on the farm. Whether you're a farm enthusiast or simply appreciate the charm of country living, this artwork celebrates the warmth and authenticity of agricultural traditions. Bring a touch of the countryside into your world with this delightful depiction of the farmer's bond with nature. Are you an experienced cock handler?

Authentic Breeder of Heritage Poultry

The track of a heritage-breed Cotton Patch Goose (also called a tobacco goose), styled as a hand-carved printing block.

The track of a heritage-breed Cayuga Duck, styled as a hand-carved printing block.

Authentic Heritage Turkey Breeder

Just an American Guinea Hog because black pig stuff is hard to find. Silhouette is from an 1800's image of a Guinea Hog.