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Monday 7am - 4:30pm Tuesday 7am - 4:30pm Thursday 7am - 4:30pm Friday 7am - 7pm

Double J Farms

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Double J Farms

We are traditional farmers located in Gap, Pennsylvania. We have an experience with animals and animal feed. We also sell animal bedding and hay.

We sell horse, sheep, goat, chicken, duck, and pig food.

11/05/2024

❄️ Winter is coming! Do you have enough hay to last until spring? If you need more, contact us! We have Orchard Grass, Alfalfa, Timothy mixes, and more in stock!

10/30/2024

🐷 Did you know that pigs are smarter than dogs? 🐷 According to studies, they have problem-solving skills, unlike dogs. In fact, they are ranked as the 5th most intelligent animals in the world!

10/25/2024

🌾🐴 Fun Fact Friday! 🐴🌾

Question for you: When do you think horses were first domesticated?
A) 2,000 years ago
B) 4,000 years ago
C) 6,000 years ago

Drop your guess in the comments below! We’ll reveal the answer soon! 🐴💬

10/21/2024

🐑 Protein is important for the development of young sheep and goats. 🐐 Growing kids and lambs need around 14% - 16% crude protein for proper muscle and bone development. We formulated our sheep and goat feed to contain 14.5% crude protein to meet your lamb’s or kid’s dietary needs! 💪

10/17/2024

❄️ Winter is coming, and keeping your chickens warm is very important! ❄️ Here are 4 things you should do to prep your chicken coop for winter!

💡 Install a heat lamp for warmth.
🥶 Extra bedding for insulation.
🚰 A heated or insulated waterer.
🥚 Extra bedding to nesting boxes

Keeping your chickens warm this winter is essential for their health and optimal egg production!

06/27/2024

🌟🐾 Why choose bedding pellets for your pets? 🐾🌟Bedding pellets are a fantastic choice because they:
✅ Absorb moisture effectively, keeping the area dry and clean
✅ Control odors naturally
✅ Are eco-friendly and biodegradable
✅ Provide a comfortable and cozy bed for your furry friends
Switch to bedding pellets and keep your pets happy! 🌿🐹🛏️

06/21/2024

🐔🧼 Keeping your chickens happy and healthy starts with a clean coop! Here’s how often you should clean it out:
✨ Daily: Remove droppings from nesting boxes and perches to keep things fresh and prevent build-up.
✨ Weekly: Change the bedding, scrub feeders and waterers, and sweep the floor. This helps keep your flock healthy.
✨ Monthly: Deep clean the entire coop. Remove all bedding, wash down surfaces with a safe disinfectant, and let it air out before adding fresh bedding.
Regular cleaning prevents disease and keeps your chickens comfortable!🐓❤️

06/13/2024

🐎 Working horses require a minimum of 12% crude protein in their food. Our Performance Blend horse food contains 13.6% crude protein, meeting your horse's needs. If you want your horse to have even more crude protein, get our Performance And Digestive Aid, which contains 14.2% crude protein. Contact us today!

06/07/2024

🐑 How often should you change your sheep’s bedding? Here is how often you should clean.

✨ Daily spot cleaning: Remove wet or soiled bedding to keep the barn fresh.
✨ Weekly replacement: Fully change out the bedding once a week.
✨ Weather watch: Adjust frequency based on weather conditions to prevent mold and mildew.

Happy sheep = happy farm! 🐑❤️

05/30/2024

We sell a 12% Horse Feed Blend, our entry-level horse food mix. It contains 12% crude protein, 3.3% crude fat, and 6% crude fiber. We sell this feed in 50-lb. bags.

05/16/2024

Did you know sheep have a natural instinct to follow the leader, a behavior known as "following the flock." This instinct helps them stay together and protect themselves from predators. There is safety in numbers so this is the best way to protect themselves.

05/02/2024

Thanks for the kind review, Dale! We love hearing from happy customers! We look forward to hearing from you again.

04/26/2024

Alfalfa hay is a legume hay high in protein, calcium, fiber, and other essential nutrients for a young rabbit's health. Alfalfa is perfect since it is high in protein, one of the nutrients your young rabbit needs to grow and stay healthy.

04/17/2024

Did you know that Muscovy ducks are not native to Moscow, Russia, as their name might suggest? 🦆 In fact, they originate from Central and South America! These unique ducks are known for their distinct appearance, including striking red facial skin called "caruncles" and a pronounced crest on their heads. Muscovies are also remarkable because they don't quack like other ducks - instead, they make hissing sounds and low murmurs.

04/11/2024

🐎 Why did we start selling animal feed? 🐎 We are traditional farmers in Gap, PA, and want to feed our animals the best food possible. We started Double J Farms to help local farmers secure great feed made with local ingredients. Stop by and say hi sometime. We would love to meet you!🐔🐐🐑🦆

04/03/2024

Ever wished you could sleep with one eye open to catch those Monday morning alarms? 🚨👁️ Ducks have mastered this art! 🦆💤 Ducks can sleep with one eye open, keeping a lookout for any sneaky predators while resting. Let us know any interesting duck facts in the comments!

03/27/2024

Pine shavings are the best-smelling bedding for your animals. They are soft, absorbent, and easy to clean up. We have shavings available in 40 lb. bags. Give us a call to order!

03/21/2024

Did you know that sheep can see behind themselves without moving their heads? Sheep have large rectangular pupils, allowing them to see in almost 360 degrees.! 🐑👀 This incredible ability allows them to watch for predators from all angles while grazing, keeping them safe and sound. Keep your vigilant grazers healthy and happy with our top-quality feed. 🌾

Address

492 Compass Road
Gap, PA

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	7am - 4:30pm
Thursday	7am - 4:30pm
Friday	7am - 7pm

Website

http://doublejfarms.supply/

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Why do pigs love a good mud bath? 🐷💦 It's not just for fun! Pigs don't sweat; they cool off by wallowing in mud or water. The mud acts as a natural sunscreen and helps regulate their body temperature, keeping them cool. Nature's spa day, anyone?

If you are raising chicks for the first time, remember that they need consistent warmth during the first few weeks of life. A heat lamp or brooder is a great way to maintain temperatures between 90°-95° F for the first week, then reduce by about 5° F each week until they are fully feathered. If you have raised chickens before, what do you wish you knew beforehand? Comment below! #growingchickens #chickens