Cow Talk

The grass is greener on the

Published on Tuesday, 19 June 2018 10:06 Category: Cow Talk, Cows

other side of the river! Or perhaps it’s just fun to have a paddle

New Calves

Published on Monday, 13 February 2012 09:01 Category: Cow Talk, General

New Calves Meet Horatio and Primrose two new additions to the Ahimsa herd. They are happy little calves and are looking forward to playing in the fields once spring arrives. Eventually Primrose will become a milking cow. Horatio will start training as a working ox when he gets to...

A Life of Contentment.

Published on Tuesday, 10 January 2012 10:42 Category: Cow Talk, General, Uncategorized

Here are some of our beautiful ladies peacefully grazing at our farm in Kent. Universally Cows are seen as an emblem or symbol of peace. The word “bucolic” which refers to a pastoral scene, comes from the Greek word “boukolos”, which translates to cowherd. Unlike most mammals, Cows do...

Soil Degradation: future catastrophe

Published on Tuesday, 22 November 2011 08:07 Category: Cow Talk, General, News, Uncategorized

In a recent National Geographic article, Charles Mann announced: “Soil degradation is putting the future of the global population at risk.” Civil unrest in Latin America, Asia and Africa have now been attributed to a lack of food and/or affordable food, as a result of poor soil. In other countries...

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Factory Farming; hotbed of future contagions!

Published on Thursday, 10 November 2011 08:29 Category: Cow Talk, General, News, Press release, Uncategorized

“Viral Storm: the dawn of a new Pandemic Age.” written by Nathan Wolfe is a true wakeup call. Little do many of us realise that our modern way of living with it’s emphasis on factory farming, constant long-distance travel and over-used antibiotics, is creating a powder keg of destruction for our...

If All Life is Sacred?

Published on Saturday, 29 October 2011 08:06 Category: Cow Talk, General

I know many ethical people who agree in principle that slaughtering animals is wrong. Killing them for food also “seems” morally wrong they’ll nod, as they wander into a fast food restaurant and begin chewing on chicken bones or eating ground cows in the form of a greasy burger?...