Home Winds Farm is run by Ned Lincoln at Gill St. Bernard's School in Gladstone, NJ. He raises primarily Black Angus cattle, with a few holdout Hereford cows. The cattle are grass fed and on pasture 365 days a year, and animals born on the farm stay here until they finish at market weight in about two years. As a diverse teaching farm (also including sheep, goats, chickens, donkeys, apple orchards, and vegetable production) they strive not only to raise high quality animals, but to educate future generations about the fundamental necessity of food production to sustain our civilization, and the relationships between agriculture, economics, ecology, and ethics.