Abbott Family Farm

Abbott Family Farm We are a family of 5 all working together to raise animals and grow produce the way nature intended. Each person has a role. We like to know what is in our food!

We are a family of 5 all working together to be more self-sufficient in today's world. We have a large garden, many fruit and nut trees and a whole lot of animals! Learning and then implementing the natural ways to raise and harvest our crops and livestock is our focus. The beautiful Willamette Valley is the perfect place to grow some year round crops so there is never a dull moment here.

03/19/2025

We start crate training the puppies young and give them a very positive experience with a crate right from the beginning.

We got one of our Scottish Highland skins tanned. It took about 9 months but it sure is beautiful!
03/18/2025

We got one of our Scottish Highland skins tanned. It took about 9 months but it sure is beautiful!

3s Company is now 2s Company as Chrissy has a family waiting for her. What "lucky" family will get one of these two? ...
03/18/2025

3s Company is now 2s Company as Chrissy has a family waiting for her. What "lucky" family will get one of these two?

Happy St. Patrick's Day and Happy 21st Birthday to Aiden. He will probably be haunted forever by digging post holes by h...
03/17/2025

Happy St. Patrick's Day and Happy 21st Birthday to Aiden. He will probably be haunted forever by digging post holes by hand and stretching fences. Love you son!

Lots of boy lambs this year in case anyone is looking for a new ram.
03/16/2025

Lots of boy lambs this year in case anyone is looking for a new ram.

What's the theme this time?
03/11/2025

What's the theme this time?

It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Hank, our beloved livestock guardian dog. Hank was a gentle giant—a...
03/05/2025

It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Hank, our beloved livestock guardian dog. Hank was a gentle giant—a big teddy bear who adored our animals and vigilantly protected them from harm, even keeping birds of prey at bay. Despite his imposing size, he had a soft spot for the new baby goats, often choosing to stay by their side. Though he faced hip challenges in his later years, Hank remained the alpha of our pack. He could never get enough love, always leaning in for more scratches, and would often refuse treats until we showered him with enough affection to meet his standard. His unwavering loyalty and watchful presence will be deeply missed by all of us here on the farm. Rest in peace, Hank. You can continue to watch over all of us from your post on the hill. You will always hold a special place in our hearts.

End of Watch 3/3/25

"Meet me by the tree at dark"....
02/12/2025

"Meet me by the tree at dark"....

02/08/2025

Emu chicks learning to walk and roll!

02/05/2025

Morning wiggles!

Noodle's handsome fellas are looking for their future homes.
01/26/2025

Noodle's handsome fellas are looking for their future homes.

01/17/2025

They are so fun you watch at this age! 4 weeks today!

Can we all say "mud season?" Ugh.
01/16/2025

Can we all say "mud season?" Ugh.

These two handsome fellas are very social and looking for their new peeps.
01/15/2025

These two handsome fellas are very social and looking for their new peeps.

Our last two steers are being processed today. We are taking a break from them, so if you'd like a half or quarter, let ...
01/14/2025

Our last two steers are being processed today. We are taking a break from them, so if you'd like a half or quarter, let me know asap.

Aunt Okra and little Romeo. ❤️
01/14/2025

Aunt Okra and little Romeo. ❤️

I don't know how people find their emu egg nests when they have acres to roam. 🤷🏼‍♀️
01/13/2025

I don't know how people find their emu egg nests when they have acres to roam. 🤷🏼‍♀️

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33217 Bellinger Scale Road
Lebanon, OR
97355

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+15038841774

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We start crate training the puppies young and give them a very positive experience with a crate right from the beginning. #miniaussiedoodle #miniaussiedoodlepuppies #aussiedoodlepuppy #puppylife #aussiedoodles #miniaussiedoodlebreeder

Emu chicks learning to walk and roll! #farmanimals #emuchicks #emu

Morning wiggles! #miniaussiedoodlepuppies #aussiedoodlepuppy #aussiedoodlesofinstagram #miniaussiedoodlebreeder #aussiedoodles

They are so fun you watch at this age! 4 weeks today! #miniaussiedoodle #miniaussiedoodlepuppies #aussiedoodlepuppy #aussiedoodles #miniaussiedoodlebreeder

They are always so curious! #farmanimals #emuchicks #emu

Paul made an emu feeder so they could free feed without the other animals getting into it. #emu

Lily has the prettiest tri marking with wispy wavy hair. So sweet! #miniaussiedoodlepuppies #aussiedoodlepuppy #aussiedoodles #miniaussiedoodlebreeder

Aubrey is enjoying her new outside digs. She is going to be cuuurrrlllyyy! #miniaussiedoodle #miniaussiedoodlepuppies #aussiedoodlepuppy #miniaussiedoodlebreeder

Dory and Paul #polishtatrasheepdog #puppylife

Puppy cuddles! #miniaussiedoodle #miniaussiedoodlesforsale #miniaussiedoodlepuppy #miniaussiedoodlepuppies #aussiedoodlepuppy #miniaussiedoodlelovers #miniaussiedoodlebreeder

He is still looking for his own ladies. #farmanimals #scottishhighlandcattle

We have 2 more unrelated emu chick pairs (DNA sexed). If anyone has been contemplating getting some, give me a holler! #farmanimals #emuchicks #emu

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Our Story

Over the years, we were getting more and more leery of conventional commercial food. When we moved into a house which was on a 1/2 acre, we decided to plant a small garden so that we had some fresh vegetables. Paul jumped right in and loved this new hobby. Our little garden grew leaps and bounds every year until it filled up most of the backyard. We then added chickens, ducks, a turkey and then two goats to the mix. Our gardening style changed almost yearly as we tried to find the method that suited us best. We tried things like a food forest, hugelkultur, permaculture, traditional raised beds, plants on the flat soil, cover crops, composting, and much more.

After talking to many friends and even strangers, it was evident that we were not the only who wanted "real" food .We finally decided that we had outgrown our 1/2 acre and we needed more space to grow food and raise animals. We sold our home and moved to 14 acres in the beautiful Willamette Valley where we would have space to produce naturally raised foods.

Our goal is to use sustainable farming methods and to raise plants and animals as they were intended creating as natural of an environment for them as possible. These highly nutritious foods can then be passed onto you and your family so you can eat naturally as well.