Robinson Custom Design - RCD

06/20/2026

Tomorrow is auction day for this girl. She is lot 42!!!! Nice and early in the day. If you are interested please place a bid to continue her growth and love of the livestock lifestyle!

This year Charli won 1st and second in her class with each of her pigs, 3rd in pen of 2, and 1st in pen of 5.
She also got her first Grand Champion Belt buckle!!! What an exciting year for her!

If you don’t want to buy an animal, but would like to support her you can through an Exhibitor Add-On form through the link below.‼️

🐐 Exhibitor Add-Ons:
Want to support a specific exhibitor without purchasing their animal? Submit an Add-On Form for each exhibitor you would like to support.

https://edcfair.org/fair/livestock-auction/

Forms can be emailed (preferred) to [email protected] or mailed to PO Box 1601, Placerville, CA 95667.

Thank you for your continued support in her love of showing livestock!!!!

05/10/2026

05/08/2026

If your looking for some peach trees at a great price....check it out! A young entrepreneur selling them for $10 each! 😋 located in rescue!

https://m.facebook.com/groups/EDCHomesteading/permalink/3900251536777001/?mibextid=Nif5oz

05/08/2026

If your looking for some peach trees at a great price....check it out! A young entrepreneur selling them for $10 each! 😋 located in rescue!

https://m.facebook.com/groups/EDCHomesteading/permalink/3900251536777001/?mibextid=Nif5oz

05/02/2026

Just some weekend fun of filling water troughs.. you never know what these animals will do 🤣

04/24/2026

Rotational grazing isn’t just about feeding cattle it’s a powerful tool for land management.

When timed correctly, livestock can be used to target undesirable species like milk thistle before they mature and go to seed. Combined with short-duration, high-density grazing, this helps reduce w**d pressure while promoting desirable forage.

The result: improved soil health, better pasture composition, and less reliance on mechanical or chemical control.

Key is timing—grazing before w**ds mature and seed is what makes the difference.

Diamond Springs, CA.

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04/19/2026

They look calm but they’re always working.

Our Great Pyrenees are on guard 24/7. Protecting our livestock, watching the property, and making decisions on their own.

But it doesn’t just happen.
Daily training, constant exposure, and patience are what allow them to live alongside chickens, livestock, and everything else out here.

They’re independent. They’re stubborn. And that’s exactly what makes them great at their job.

Diamond Springs, CA.

04/17/2026

These aren’t just pigs, they’re part of the system.

Our Idaho Pasture Pigs graze, lightly root, and naturally fertilize as they move while helping cycle nutrients back into the soil and stimulate new growth.

Managed right, they don’t destroy pastures they help rebuild it.

Regenerative ranching in action right here in Diamond Springs, CA.

04/16/2026

Brand new life on fresh grass.

Born into a system that moves every 33 hours.

Clean pasture, healthy soil, and a herd that knows how to thrive.

This is how we raise beef in Diamond Springs, CA.

04/14/2026

Fresh grass every 33 hours.

Why?

Because frequent moves = healthier pasture, better nutrient cycling, and stronger animals.

We’re not just raising cattle — we’re rebuilding the land.

Diamond Springs, CA.