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.

Lancelot was the #1 copilot Saturday as we traveled to California to meet his new family. What a joy they are! We are s...
06/29/2025

Lancelot was the #1 copilot Saturday as we traveled to California to meet his new family. What a joy they are! We are so excited for Lancelot and his new family. They are a perfect match!

🐶 Big News from Abbott Family Farm! 🐾We’re excited to announce that we now accept Klarna as a payment option for our pup...
06/24/2025

🐶 Big News from Abbott Family Farm! 🐾

We’re excited to announce that we now accept Klarna as a payment option for our puppies! That means you can bring your new furry family member home right away and pay over time with a flexible, personalized plan. 🏡💕

We know this has been a request from many of you, and we’ve been searching for the right solution for years — and Klarna makes it easy, secure, and stress-free!

Read more about how it works on the blog:
👉 www.abbottfamilyfarm.com/blog-1/puppy-payments

Let us know if you have any questions — we’re here to help you find your perfect pup and make the process as smooth as possible! 🐾

Our Polish Tatra puppies just crack me up. They are so laid back. Here they are at the vet. They get their exam and then...
06/21/2025

Our Polish Tatra puppies just crack me up. They are so laid back. Here they are at the vet. They get their exam and then lay down for a nap. 🙃🥱 Sweet Home Veterinary Hospital

Abbott Family Farm said goodbye to Tiramisu and let me tell you....he will have no shortage of love and attention! ❤️ ...
06/20/2025

Abbott Family Farm said goodbye to Tiramisu and let me tell you....he will have no shortage of love and attention! ❤️

🐐✨ **New Blog Post!**Curious about fainting goats? These quirky, low-maintenance charmers are more than just fun to watc...
06/17/2025

🐐✨ **New Blog Post!**
Curious about fainting goats? These quirky, low-maintenance charmers are more than just fun to watch—they’re hardy, easy to care for, and perfect for small farms and homesteads.

We just published a new post all about **Myotonic (Fainting) Goats**—and yes, we have a few sweet little doelings available right now! 💗

👉 Read the blog: https://www.abbottfamilyfarm.com/blog-1

Life is rough...
06/07/2025

Life is rough...

Brownie playing peek-a-boo this morning.
06/02/2025

Brownie playing peek-a-boo this morning.

05/30/2025

Sweet dreams?

05/29/2025

I am hoping our little hummingbird friend has a nest nearby. 🤞🏻 We see it multiple times a day. I looked up their nests, and supposedly, they are only the size of a walnut, and the eggs are the size of a bean. I don't think we are going to find it anytime soon.

05/29/2025

If you never met Hazel, this video is true Hazel fashion. Love her to death but 🤦🏼‍♀️.

Low and behold...the first fruits are appearing. I found a couple Honeyberries that are almost ready.
05/28/2025

Low and behold...the first fruits are appearing. I found a couple Honeyberries that are almost ready.

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33217 Bellinger Scale Road
Lebanon, OR
97355

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+15038841774

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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.