• Aqua

    Aqua and Bowser during a tour

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  • Bowser on the bus

    Bowser loves people, even if he HAS to bark and growl

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  • This. Is. GRU.

    Gru is a mini pig that flits around the farm.  He likes to be scratched and petted, but if he gets grumpy and runs into you with his nose, tell him who is boss with a quick hard tap on the nose.

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Weaned pens

Older calves in the barn who are over 2 months old and are eating at least 8 pounds of grain each day do not drink milk anymore. Currently, our weaned pens have calves like Nancy and Lucy, Fish, Celesta, Quartal, Flautaundo, Digeridoo, Mandolin, Mary, Saturday, and Morning Glory

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We love visitors in the calf barn!!


After calves are born, the mom's lick them off and if everything goes well, they are up within the hour drinking!  Once it is mom's turn to get milked, the calves come into the Greenhouse Barn where we dip their navel with an iodine dip to help it dry and keep it free of bacteria (this is the red you will notice on their belly, and sometimes their legs!!!)


Our calves are raised in pairs.  It's been shown that cows can get anxiety if they are raised alone and then enter the herd.  Having a bestie really helps!!


Calves are usually named with the same first letter as their mom's name.  I love to take suggestions, and you'll find I often have themes.  For example, right now all beef calves born from dairy moms have Roman God or Goddess names, and the beef calves still in pasture from beef moms have Greek God or Goddess names.  Yes.  I am a nerd.

  • Aqua and Bowser

    Both Aqua, our Great Pyranees and Bowser the Golden Retriever can be seen often around the store!  Even though Bowser sometimes growls and barks, it's usually because he is already mad you aren't petting him.

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  • Bowser the Greeter

    Bowser is our main greeter at the farm

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  • Gru

    Gru is a mini pig. He loves attention, but be careful if he was just laying in some cool muck. If he gets too close, just tell him to leave, or tap his snout, otherwise, pet him and watch him roll over for belly rubs!

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Weaned pens

Older calves in the barn who are over 2 months old and are eating at least 8 pounds of grain each day do not drink milk anymore. Currently, our weaned pens have calves like Nancy and Lucy, Fish, Celesta, Quartal, Flautaundo, Digeridoo, Mandolin, Mary, Saturday, and Morning Glory

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We love visitors in the calf barn!!

After calves are born, the mom's lick them off and if everything goes well, they are up within the hour drinking!  Once it is mom's turn to get milked, the calves come into the Greenhouse Barn where we dip their navel with an iodine dip to help it dry and keep it free of bacteria (this is the red you will notice on their belly, and sometimes their legs!!!)

Our calves are raised in pairs.  It's been shown that cows can get anxiety if they are raised alone and then enter the herd.  Having a bestie really helps!!

Calves are usually named with the same first letter as their mom's name.  I love to take suggestions, and you'll find I often have themes.  For example, right now all beef calves born from dairy moms have Roman God or Goddess names, and the beef calves still in pasture from beef moms have Greek God or Goddess names.  Yes.  I am a nerd.

In The Outside Pen

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We have lots of goats and pigs who love attention!


Just to make sure, ask if the fence in the front is turned on, and remember, goats like to smell your breath, pigs like to smell your feet!!!


In The Petting Zoo

We have lots of goats and pigs who love attention!

Just to make sure, ask if the fence in the front is turned on, and remember, goats like to smell your breath, pigs like to smell your feet!!!

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