Little Raccoon Creek Farm

02/24/2026

Enough said.

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02/23/2026

What I looked like doing the morning feeding. And the evening feeding. Do I care? Nope. Some days of farming mean it is more important to just get it done than to look camera ready. If you all would have seen a full picture effect, you would have gotten a treat.

Everyone's fed. Everyone's warm. And the nutter butter doodle recovering from surgery has stopped pi***ng me off for the time being. Happy Sunday all!!! Best of luck tomorrow.

02/21/2026

The egg fridge at the farm is full of eggs now that the temps are leveling off. We should have a steady supply down there now. $4 a dozen. Cash box is opposite the egg fridge.

We also have three freezers full of Little Raccoon Creek Farm USDA inspected beef, lamb, and pork for sale up at the house. Message me to schedule a time to come shop.

02/15/2026

Got the new calves home! They are such babes and settling in well!

02/08/2026

Johnny's Grub to Go for the win!!! If you haven't tried their food, you are seriously missing out. I can't wait til the weather warms up and we can start going out there again. Now, if you haven't tried their cakes......what are you waiting for??????

I asked for a Spider-Man cake for our 5 year olds birthday and what we got was beyond our expectations. Everyone ooh and ahhd over it all afternoon. I think my dad drove 5mph from Nashville so nothing got ruined.

It's such a special place with truly special people running it. My husband and I agreed we won't go anywhere else for cakes from now on. Or Phillipino food. ✅ Them out of you haven't already.

02/06/2026

With the cold and snow it is hard to think about June, but it sneaks up on me so quickly every year. So excited to showcase this year's event flyer. If you have interest in being a vendor, be sure to fill out the below form!!! Dreaming of beautiful June weather and a big day of fun.

https://form.jotform.com/260105733671149

01/30/2026

Snow day in the January. Allis Chalmers power!

01/30/2026

So I have been so concentrated on other things that I haven't posted anything cool on here in a bit. Jobs, events, kids, illness, the cold. Same thing as most of you all have been dealing with in some form.

We were cooped up the past weekend and into the week with 15 inches of snow.

I thought..... Make a video of Brandon driving my 6070 Allis Chalmers, fully restored, up the lane to plow us out. Posted it on Instagram thinking it was a cool a$$ video. Low and behold we are at 11.7k views. It seems silly and minor to most, but when you are small, that's a big achievement.

Help keep it growing by loving it on our page or Instagram . We so appreciate the support!!!

01/10/2026

So today was a dream realized 💯. Not a percentage less. We got USDA inspected beef, lamb, and pork from our farm picked up today. We clearly didn't have enough coolers, but thank goodness the weather was cool on the way home.

We can legally sell packaged meat. I don't know if Brandon ever truly saw this day coming as there are so many hurdles and bumps in the road that you have to jump through as a farmer. And yet, we are ready to move Little Raccoon Creek Farm to the next level.

All three freezers are organized and have the meats separated. Want to know where your meat comes from? Want to make sure you have quality meat in your freezer? Hit us up. I can arrange drop off or pickup.

Today was a pinch me moment that I have been manifesting for the last 5 years.

Prices:

Breakfast or Italian Sausage: $6
Lamb Chops: $20 lb
Lamb Sirloin Steak: $14 lb
Hamburger: $8 lb
Short Ribs: $12 lb
Arm Roasts: $15 lb
Chuck Roasts: $15 lb
Ribeye: $25 lb
N. Y. Strips $22
Minute Steaks: $11 lb
Fillet: $30 lb
Liver: $10 lb

01/06/2026

After the walnut season this fall, we get a lot more people who take our little tiny road thru in hopes of seeing the pigs and chickens out doing silly. If you drove down Denny this afternoon you probably saw everyone out enjoying this fine day and chowing on some pumpkins.

If you don't already know about Pumpkins for Pigs, check them out! They are a non profit that helps farmers connect to the general public. In our case, we have pumpkins, straw, and kiddie pools on our list. If people go on the site, type in their state, they can see if there are farms that match the items they want to donate. Click on the farm near you and then get all the information.

We have used them for years and we normally get 5-7 calls a year with stuff. Today it was three fresh pumpkins! It's a great site that combines sustainability and community with a true appreciation for farmers.

Enjoy the piggies devouring them!!!