With the price of eggs and groceries going up, lots of folks are looking at raising their own chickens for the first time. I love it.

However, there are some things to consider before you dive in.

Chicken and duck eggs available!

Since moving to the farm in 2017, I’ve tried to be more mindful of where I put my time and resources. After all, there are only so many hours in a day, right?

Half Chicken on Sale!

Hey Friends!

Make something yummy this week with our pasture raised chicken wings and drums.

Buy 3 lbs Get One FREE! Mix and match.

Just add 3 to your cart and you will receive an additional 1 lb package for FREE!

Last year, our garden was a total bust.

We hope you’ve been able to practice some self care this past week. During this super busy time of year, it’s important for us to take a few minutes and appreciate all the beauty around us, while wiping our sweaty brow ;)

Since I was young, I’ve always loved growing flowers and enjoyed having fresh cut flowers on the kitchen counter. It makes the house feel fresh and clean even when you didn’t actually clean!

On the Menu This Week

Easier online ordering from our website. Plus, more pickup options.

Here’s something your Grandma would be proud of…feeding your family wholesome, pasture raised meat from the farm! Grocery store items cannot compete with the quality, nutrition and taste.

Moms, FEEL GOOD about what you feed your family. Just start with a few items.

Soon, you’ll be earning the Mom-of-the-Year Award! All of us hard working moms deserve an award (and a spa day)!

Anyone with animals knows both the joy and the heartbreak that comes with our beloved pets. And when you live on a farm with a hundred animals, the ups and downs are even more frequent.

Puppies, ducklings, microgreens and a bonus recipe!

We try not to waste anything here on the farm. There’s usually a use for just about every morsel and scrap. Including egg shells.

When you spatchcock a chicken, it’s similar to “butterflying” or flattening out the bird so that it cooks more evenly. This is a great way to make sure the darker meat gets done, while not over cooking the tender white meat.

Cheers for duck eggs!

Our project list on the farm is always a mile long. It’s a bit different than our project list when we lived in a subdivision with only cats and dogs. Now the list consists of fencing, haying, building structures, fixing tractors and hatching chicks.