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Turkeys for the Holidays, November 2024

After several years without turkeys on the farm, we raised a few this year. More details Here’s a great way to smoke and roast your turkey Happy Thanksgiving!

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2023 Farm Photos

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Spring on the Farm

Remember to visit our Instagram or Facebook page now and then to see photos from the farm…

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Crop and Feed Prices Soar in 2021, 2022

[Originally posted in April 2021] Prices for basic components of livestock feed have risen dramatically in the past several months. Our hogs are raised on pasture but supplemental feed is a significant part of our overall cost to raise a … Continue reading

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Summer 2021 Farm Tour

The Austin Carnivore MeetUp group and several other families joined us for a midsummer farm tour. Continue reading

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Reserve Your Summer 2021 Local Austin Area Pork Now

Update: We sold out in less than 24 hours again…. make sure and sign up for our newsletter to get early notice of the next available pork 2020 has been a very interesting year for us all.  There’s been unprecedented … Continue reading

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Pandemic impact on Austin area farms

We’re grateful to the Austin American-Statesman newspaper bringing attention to the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic on local farms, farmers markets, and associated infrastructure.  Our farm was one of several featured in a recent article published on the front page … Continue reading

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