Little Falls Farm

Little Falls Farm Little Falls Farm is a small family farm nestled in the rolling hills of Southern Indiana. It was always our goal to raise our kids on a farm as well.

All of our farming practices are done with a great deal of consideration for the health of the ecosystem, our animals, our family and yours. Deeply rooted in family tradition: Matt grew up on a farm that has been in the family since the 1840's. While we both have full-time jobs, we are also dedicated to the farming lifestyle. We pride ourselves on minimizing environmental impact while providing wh

olesome food for your family and ours! The first product offered by our family was sweet corn. Matt's family has been growing and selling sweet corn for more than 3 decades. Matt decided to continue that tradition with our family and we have been doing that since 2021. Watch our page for updates on sweet corn availability. The best way to ensure you get some corn when it is available is to "reserve" some with a message. We do sell our corn at our roadside stand and occasionally in Bedford, but usually it is so popular we run out before we even have a chance to stock the stand or sell it in town. We currently breed and raise registered Miniature Hereford beef cattle for show stock, breeding stock, pets, and freezer beef. Miniature Hereford cattle are about 1/2-2/3 the size of a modern Hereford. If you do not have a large pasture but want a cow (or multiple) miniature Hereford may be the breed for you! They're descended directly from classic Hereford cattle and exhibit all the same traits as classic cattle except for the frame size. They can make great pets, or if you are looking to feed your family they are perfect for those that do not have a large budget to buy freezer beef, or do not have a large freezer or family. We like the Miniature Hereford beef because it offers a more reasonable portion size if you like your steaks cut thick, or you want to throw a brisket on the smoker but don't want to feed 20 people. The smaller cattle are more efficient grazers and they have less impact on the environment and the pasture ecosystem. The meat quality is just as good or better than other beef breeds and buying it from our farm ensure you know where it came from, that it was raised on beautiful green pastures, and that it was loved and cared for. We do not currently offer organic beef but we do our best to minimize all use of chemicals, fertilizers, and medications. Growth hormones are never used on our farm. Message us if you would like to be placed on a list for freezer beef. We may occasionally have eggs for sale. While our free-range chicken flock is primarily for our own family, we do occasionally have a surplus of eggs that we would be happy to sell. Message us if you're interested and we will put you on a list to contact first if we have a surplus.

12/05/2024

A little cold weather doesn't stop us from rotational grazing. This hose insulation is amazing stuff! When we aren't feeding from an ice cold above-ground tank our water will not freeze in the hose, even down into the single digits.

11/09/2024

Finally a video under 5 minutes. Grazing stockpiled forage that hasn't been grazed since June! Supplementing with pumpkins we got for free.

Such a beautiful sunset over a beautiful herd of cattle. If you look at the pond my herd size doubles!
10/21/2024

Such a beautiful sunset over a beautiful herd of cattle. If you look at the pond my herd size doubles!

10/04/2024

So great to see healthy fungal communities making our beef more healthy for our family AND YOURS!

09/06/2024

We're in a drought, but our forgaes wouldn't know it because we have worked hard to create a resilient ecosystem of biology in our soil!

08/31/2024

You have to keep your soil covered!

08/01/2024

I try hard to keep my videos under 5 minutes, there's just SO much information I want to share with you. This video takes a walk backwards through the forage as it recovers from grazing.

07/27/2024

Sorry for the break, we've been busy building fence and other jobs around the farm. This week's episode is about how "weeds" can help us maintain nutrition in our cattle.

07/07/2024

We are taking a year off from selling sweet corn to use special plants and cattle to improve our corn patch without the use of synthetic fertilizers. This also gives our pasture some extra rest through the dry summer months.

07/06/2024

Words from someone that recently bought some Ribeye steaks from us:

"So I did a reverse sear on the steaks last night, only pt SPG and a little Dan-O's Chipotle on them. Smoked them about 30 mins at 200 degrees. Then pulled them. And cranked smoker to 500. And then threw them back on about 4-5 mins until done. And you could cut them with a fork. They all went crazy over them. lol definitely gonna have to buy some more. Feel free to Copy and Paste to your FB page if you need a good review, Vicki definitely said it's the best beef she has had in a very long time."

07/02/2024

How can we move the cows every day if we go out of town?

06/27/2024

We have freezer pork available, ready for the butcher shop in late July. If interested reach out to us!

06/27/2024

Episode 7:

Modern cattle farmers: It's too much work to move cattle every day!

The truth is, once the cattle learn the drill they move themselves and they move excitedly. My cattle know what good grass is and you can see from this clip that they know precisely when they are where I want them to be because they want to be there as well!

06/26/2024

This is our portable water setup for daily rotational grazing.

06/25/2024

Getting ready for a cattle move!

In celebration of our 248th year of Independence, from now until July 3rd, take an extra 15% off beef brisket, short rib...
06/15/2024

In celebration of our 248th year of Independence, from now until July 3rd, take an extra 15% off beef brisket, short ribs, t-bones, & ribeyes. Our usual discount of 5% off orders $250 or more or 10% off orders $500 or more can be stacked on top of this deal but it has to be $250/$500 after the 15% off is applied.

Note: we are out of stock on Sirloin & Filet Mignon steaks and running low on ground beef.

For anybody around Indy or Decatur (or anywhere in between) we can meet you tomorrow (Father's Day) or later this month.

06/14/2024

Another surprise (not dung related): calves are always a great surprise! No maternity pens or calving pens on our farm. The healthiest place for cattle to calve is right out in the pasture!

06/13/2024

Episode 3: Found a really cool surprise in the pasture!

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A little cold weather doesn't stop us from rotational grazing. This hose insulation is amazing stuff! When we aren't feeding from an ice cold above-ground tank our water will not freeze in the hose, even down into the single digits.

Finally a video under 5 minutes. Grazing stockpiled forage that hasn't been grazed since June! Supplementing with pumpkins we got for free.

So great to see healthy fungal communities making our beef more healthy for our family AND YOURS!

We're in a drought, but our forgaes wouldn't know it because we have worked hard to create a resilient ecosystem of biology in our soil!

You have to keep your soil covered!

I try hard to keep my videos under 5 minutes, there's just SO much information I want to share with you. This video takes a walk backwards through the forage as it recovers from grazing.

Sorry for the break, we've been busy building fence and other jobs around the farm. This week's episode is about how "weeds" can help us maintain nutrition in our cattle.

We are taking a year off from selling sweet corn to use special plants and cattle to improve our corn patch without the use of synthetic fertilizers. This also gives our pasture some extra rest through the dry summer months.

How can we move the cows every day if we go out of town?

Episode 7: Modern cattle farmers: It's too much work to move cattle every day! The truth is, once the cattle learn the drill they move themselves and they move excitedly. My cattle know what good grass is and you can see from this clip that they know precisely when they are where I want them to be because they want to be there as well!

This is our portable water setup for daily rotational grazing.

Getting ready for a cattle move!

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