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Bison Farming in the Oak Ridges Moraine of Ontario

The Oak Ridges Moraine is the perfect and natural habitat for the Plains Bison, and other at-risk species of plant and animal.

New Handling Practices for the Safety and Care of Bison

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The Canadian Bison Association and the National Farm Animal Care Council announced the release of the revised Code of Practice for the Care and Handling of Bison.

Supporting Bison One Million Initiative

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Bison One Million is an ambitious commitment started by Ted Turner and supported by Thunder Ridge Bison Co., to build the North American bison population to one million animals.

Thunder Ridge Bison Co. - For The Love of Bison

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At Thunder Ridge Bison Co., we're passionate about the history of bison and the benefits of bison farming to the land as well as the amazing health benefits of including bison into your diet.

Becoming a Farmer

The move to being a farmer has been so rewarding for my soul. I love being outside. I love feeding my animals and collecting fresh eggs. I love going out to the bison pasture and trying to guess which ones might have a calf this season. I love ordering my seeds and dreaming of what is going to grow in my garden this year. There is so much peace in doing these “chores.” I love being a farmer!

High Performance Athletes Work Out at the Farm

Do you know where your food comes from? Do you understand what it takes to get the food from the farm to the table?? These are some of the questions put to a group of NHL and professional hockey players from Gary Roberts High Performance Training who were visiting us at Thunder Ridge Bison Company.

Thunder Ridge Bison Co., Bison Breeding in Uxbridge, Ontario

We Have a Passion for Bison

"There is something spectacular about being able to spend time with these amazing animals that have been unchanged for thousands of years. and to think of what the world would have been like when the landscape was covered with millions of bison."
- Brian Arnold