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MI Foodie News - September
Michigan eggs for Michigan families
Harry Herbruck has lots of hope for the future. The future of Herbruck's Poultry Ranch in Saranac, Michigan a laying hen farm, a continuation of the egg farm his grandfather started in the 1920s, has now grown their flock to more than 5 million laying hens and the fourth generation of the Herbruck family. Today, Harry works with his three brothers to manage and care for the farm's hens, eggs and egg distribution. As a third generation farmer, hope lies in the next generation as several younger members of the Herbruck family have begun to work at their farm.
Harry Herbruck has lots of hope for the future. The future of Herbruck's Poultry Ranch in Saranac, Michigan a laying hen farm, a continuation of the egg farm his grandfather started in the 1920s, has now grown their flock to more than 5 million laying hens and the fourth generation of the Herbruck family. Today, Harry works with his three brothers to manage and care for the farm's hens, eggs and egg distribution. As a third generation farmer, hope lies in the next generation as several younger members of the Herbruck family have begun to work at their farm.
Microwave Eggs Before School for a Protein-Rich Breakfast
The majority of moms and teachers who took a recent American Egg Board survey say eggs are "the best" breakfast option, topping cereal, waffles and even oatmeal. As kids head back to school, reestablishing a morning routine can be hectic, but it's important that breakfast is not forgotten. With a little know-how, a high-quality protein breakfast of eggs takes just a few minutes.
The majority of moms and teachers who took a recent American Egg Board survey say eggs are "the best" breakfast option, topping cereal, waffles and even oatmeal. As kids head back to school, reestablishing a morning routine can be hectic, but it's important that breakfast is not forgotten. With a little know-how, a high-quality protein breakfast of eggs takes just a few minutes.
Poultry Facts
September is National Chicken Month. While poultry incorporates many types of birds, such as turkeys, and their products, like eggs, read to learn more to celebrate chickens too!
September is National Chicken Month. While poultry incorporates many types of birds, such as turkeys, and their products, like eggs, read to learn more to celebrate chickens too!
Chicken Language
Do you feel like labels are written in a foreign language? What does "farm raised" or "natural" mean? The National Chicken Council explains what these words mean on chicken packaging.
Do you feel like labels are written in a foreign language? What does "farm raised" or "natural" mean? The National Chicken Council explains what these words mean on chicken packaging.
Groceries for a year campaign is back!
Register now through October 12th for your chance to win Free Groceries for a Year!
Register now through October 12th for your chance to win Free Groceries for a Year!
September is National Food Safety Month
Guest writer, Dawn Pyant, Public Affairs Specialist for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's Detroit District Office shares tips for keeping foodborne illnesses out of your kitchen.
Guest writer, Dawn Pyant, Public Affairs Specialist for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's Detroit District Office shares tips for keeping foodborne illnesses out of your kitchen.
Parents reminded to follow food safety tips when packing school lunches
All across Michigan, students are heading back to school, and many families will choose to pack lunches for their kids to make sure they are making healthy food choices. The Michigan Department of Agriculture & Rural Development (MDARD) reminds parents to follow some basic food safety guidelines when packing lunches for their children, to reduce the risk of foodborne illness and to make sure those healthy choices stay healthy.
All across Michigan, students are heading back to school, and many families will choose to pack lunches for their kids to make sure they are making healthy food choices. The Michigan Department of Agriculture & Rural Development (MDARD) reminds parents to follow some basic food safety guidelines when packing lunches for their children, to reduce the risk of foodborne illness and to make sure those healthy choices stay healthy.
