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**Waiting list for new customers until June 2024**
Send me (Anna) a text 309-530-4381, or click HERE to email for your first pickup.
When you're here I will explain how our self-checkout works for your future visits, no inconvenience of an appointment every time!
Just to get things off on the right foot, here are a few tips for visiting our farm...
We are a very small farm. All the cows across the road are NOT ours, please don't pull into the neighbors to pet all the baby calves! :)
Please don't wander the farm, the barn is off limits unless accompanied by one of us. Especially little kids, as there are many dangers on an operating farm! Electric fences, mean bulls, pigs that will eat you (no joke!), bee hives, farm machinery, round bales toppling...
PARKING: Please pull up to the farmstore. Don’t block the driveway or park behind other vehicles.
No chasing animals, yes, this has happened :(
We don’t necessarily offer tours.. But you can schedule an appointment (SPRING & SUMMER only) for us to show you the animals, pet the cows and goats, and answer questions about what we do and how we do it!
If you’re just stopping by the store to pick something up, you may be in luck.. Sometimes there are baby animals out in the front yard or by the store, you can most definitely pet them. BUT, please read number 2.. AND be careful! They could be in electric fence! You’ll only touch it once ;)
We gladly accept Cash or Check. Card payments by appointment only.
Thank you for cooperating and understanding, we truly value your support!
Store hours are:
Monday: 10am-7pm
Tues-Friday: 10am-5pm
Saturday: 10am-4pm
Sunday: CLOSED
We accept cash, check, PayPal (instructions on the counter), or credit card by appointment
"Great family! Fresh local meats, raw milk and fantastic homemade goat milk soap! Check them out." -Bridget
Milk-fed Pork
Looking for quick easy dinners?
We've got you covered: Our cuts of pork come in vacuum-sealed packs that thaw quickly in cold water. Throw them in a pan or on the grill with some sweet potatoes or broccoli, voila... dinner is served.
Milk-fed pork, you won’t find that at the grocery store! Pigs are raised on our extra raw milk and my cheese-making fails, some non-GMO corn, plus plenty of garden "extras" and eggs.
Pigs raised outside to live a normal piggy life, rooting in the dirt, basking in the warm sunshine, just taste better. And makes you feel warm and fuzzy inside..
Oh, is that just me??
As of 2023 BEEF will no longer be available.
Free Range Eggs & Whole Pastured Chickens
Sure, have eggs and bacon for supper.
Fried, scrambled, or poached, the possibilities are endless, and delicious. It's quick and easy when you forget all about dinner.
Free range means our hens have no fences, they may even be caught *gasp* "crossing the road"!
Their diet is supplemented with non-GMO local feed mix, milk from our cows, or yogurt and kefir that I mess up making. ;)
"Your chicken is the best I've ever had!! I can't eat the 'plastic' chicken at the store. I'm spoiled to yours." -Esther
Whole pastured chickens are the perfect forget-about-it meal. SOLD OUT
You can't go wrong, three meals in one!
You’ll even have time to fold that laundry you've been dodging for a few days.
What makes these chickens so great is that they're raised out in sunshine and grass and fed a non-GMO local grain mix along with raw milk and kefir.
They actually taste like.. well... chicken!
Pastured meat chickens
Malibu and Candy
Raw Milk, Goat Milk Soap, & Bath products
Raw milk from Jersey cows, with all the good stuff still in it.
You can make kefir, yogurt, butter, cheese, and even coffee cream...(YES, coffee cream! see the recipe here) the list goes on..
Heard of A2 milk? Seems a little confusing.. Just google it for your own research.
All our cows carry the A2 protein in their milk!! But not all of our cows are 100% A2/A2.
Like all of us mamas, you can’t expect to be healthy and produce enough milk for your breastfed baby just by eating a salad.. Am I right??
So our girls are fed some non-GMO corn at milking time to keep them in tip-top shape and give them their minerals.
Mostly though, they eat alfalfa hay, organic hay pellets, or grass/pasture and are outside in the fresh air & sunshine.
Goat milk is also available, seasonally, for those that have milk allergies. (Goats are fed a commercial grain diet along with their pasture/hay, they are picky...)
Soap made with goat milk??
Sure is.
Soap made with our own fresh raw goat milk will have you amazed at how soft your skin feels!
"I got some of your soap for my birthday from a friend and my skin has never felt this soft. My daughter and I just went to get some more because it's AMAZING! Thank you so much!!!" ~Amy
Visit our farmstore to see our other bath and body products available. Like Lip Balm, Whipped Body Butter, & lotion.