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Kaye visited Pinewood, Tennessee in September and took a tour of Pinewood Farm where long-time cattleman Lee McCormick mob grazes 500 or his 700 cattle. Across the road they’ve started a new venture with Pinewood Store and Kitchen where wife and TV chef Mee Tracy McCormick creates fresh, healthy recipes made with produce and meat from the farm. With music by Lee McCormick and Jon Pileggi.
0:56 – View of Pinewood Farm and Piney River Valley
1:27 – Mob Grazing explained
3:10 – Fixing carbon back into the Earth from mob grazing
3:48 – One strand hot fence
4:02 – herd of 400 cows
5:28 – Getting into starting a biodynamic Farm
5:33 – My Kitchen Cure by Mee Tracy McCormick
6:37 – Photos of Mee Tracy McCormick and Lee McCormick by Heather Muro
7:13 – photos of vegetable field, greenhouse
7:44 – photos of Pinewood Store and Kitchen formerly Pinewood General Store
8:22 – Lee plays guitar and sings
9:02 – bloopers
9:21 – credits
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