Crossroads Farms

03/12/2025

📣 In search of a Rhode Island Red rooster!! 📣
Please share so we can find the perfect gentleman for our hens! 🫶

03/01/2025

Olivia here! 👋
Almost 2 years ago, I made the decision to become a stay-at-home momma (more realistically an on-the-farms momma 😊) Though some moments are tough, I wouldn’t trade it for anything ❤️ I’m thankful to my family, our community & God for making it possible.

02/24/2025

Sunny days & wet noses ☺️

**fun fact: a cow nose secretes mucus that protects the lungs from harmful bacteria**

01/30/2025

Anyone looking to make yogurt with our fresh raw milk, we highly recommend yogurt starters from the New England Cheesemaking Supply Company. We love our creamy yogurt made with their starters!

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01/25/2025

Remember our Thanksgiving Day baby!? Little Autumn just keeps getting cuter 🥰 The heart on her side fits her so well as she’s a sweetie too!

01/09/2025

Snowy days ❄️ We recently read a quote “If you choose not to find joy in the snow, you will have less joy in your life but still the same amount of snow.”

How true. The cold & snow can certainly create more challenges or slow things down, but little things like happy horses help us see the beauty 🫶

01/01/2025

We’re loping into 2025 with Tanner! 🐎 We wish everyone a blessed & fruitful New Year!

12/23/2024

Milk Monday! We love hearing in what recipes you are using your raw milk! One of our friends and customers made PUDDING!

12/20/2024

Quality family time sometimes looks like putting out hay for cattle 🐮

12/16/2024

It’s Milk Monday! Looking for something to do with your raw milk? We enjoy making sweet, creamy yogurt for breakfast! We like ours with berries or vanilla & honey!

12/14/2024

We are looking forward to making eggnog for our family this holiday season! 🥛 Let us know if you need fresh eggs or milk to make yours! 😊

Fun Farm Fact: The origins of can be traced back to medieval Britian where only the wealthy could afford it. However, it really took off in the U.S. where it was common for people to have their own cows and chickens with milk and eggs to spare.

12/06/2024

🎀 Looking to gift someone an experience this holiday season? 🎀 We have gift certificates available for one-hour trail rides as well as basic western riding lessons! 🐴

12/04/2024

Post Blizzard Special! We’ll be offering one-hour rides this weekend for a discounted rate of $40/rider, from our original $50. Temps are looking favorable for riding! ☀️ Call or message to reserve a time.

11/30/2024

We had a Thanksgiving heifer calf on Thursday! Let us know your ideas for a name with a Thanksgiving/fall theme! 🍁 She’s a cute little Jersey-cross!

11/25/2024

Taste the gold! There’s a reason the Guernsey cattle have the nickname “Golden Guernsey”!

We lo💛e making butter from our extra cream! Anyone else enjoying butter from our girls?

11/21/2024

The dry dairy girls are wondering when they’ll have access to the milking parlor! Only a bit longer before lactation!

11/21/2024

Update:
We got about 6 inches (depending on the day & time)! ❄️ Followed by a good bit of rain. Either way, we are grateful for the moisture that our ground & livestock needed!

We hauled the last of the beef herd off the mountain pastures before the (supposed) snowstorm comes! Any guesses on how many inches of snow we might get?!
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Our estimates ❄️
Tyler: 4”
Olivia: 8”
Asher John: 2”
Daniel Luke: *inaudible sound* 🫶