Cowart Farm’s

11/12/2023

🐔🐓 YOUR NEW FEATHERED FRIEND IS WAITING FOR YOU! 🐓🐔

Hey folks! We're excited to announce that we have a variety of chickens, hens, and roosters for sale!

Our collection includes a range of breeds that would make a perfect addition to your family or farm. We have Bantams, who are known for their small size but big personality; Easter Eggers, the colorful egg producers; Olive Eggers, the unique green egg layers; Rhode Island Reds, the reliable classic brown egg layers; the majestic Black Australorps; and some spirited Game breeds.

Not sure which breed is right for you? Feel free to message us. We'd be more than happy to help you choose the perfect breed for your needs and lifestyle.

Remember, a chicken isn't just a pet, it's a lifestyle! They can provide you with fresh eggs, help control pests and weeds, and even provide companionship. Plus, there's nothing like the sound of a rooster crowing to make you feel like you're in the heart of the countryside, no matter where you live!

Interested or have questions? Simply drop us a message. We'd love to cluck away with you!

10/29/2023

Halloween is a still a few days away but we've got our eyes on the spookiest day of the year. We ran the numbers for prime trick or treating times and it's looking windy and cold. Might be a good year to dress as a Wookie.

07/01/2023

🐔 Boost Your Flock's Health with Baking Soda! 🐔

🌾 Are you searching for a natural and effective way to enhance the well-being of your chickens? Look no further! We've discovered an incredible secret that will have your feathered friends clucking with joy. Introducing Baking Soda – the ultimate game-changer for poultry health! 🌾

🥚 Improved Digestion: Baking soda is known to promote better digestion in chickens. By adding a small amount to their drinking water, you can help your flock absorb nutrients more efficiently, leading to healthier and happier birds. Say goodbye to digestive issues and hello to robust, thriving chickens! 🥚

🌿 Enhanced Immunity: Keeping your chickens healthy is a top priority, and baking soda can play a key role in supporting their immune systems. It contains essential minerals like sodium and bicarbonate, which help strengthen their defenses against common ailments. With a stronger immunity, your feathered companions will be less susceptible to diseases, ensuring a longer, happier life for each and every one of them. 🌿

🥚 Optimal Gut pH: Maintaining the right pH balance in your chickens' digestive tract is crucial for their overall health. Baking soda acts as a natural buffer, regulating acidity and alkalinity levels in the gut. This balance promotes a healthy environment for beneficial gut bacteria, aiding digestion and nutrient absorption. Say goodbye to digestive imbalances and hello to optimal gut health! 🥚

🌿 Fresher Eggs: Did you know that baking soda can also improve the quality of your flock's eggs? By providing essential minerals and supporting overall well-being, baking soda can contribute to stronger shells and better yolk consistency. Your hens will lay eggs that are not only visually appealing but also packed with the nutrients you and your family deserve! 🌿

🥚 Easy to Use: Incorporating baking soda into your chicken care routine is a breeze. Simply add a tablespoon of baking soda to a gallon of clean drinking water and watch the magic happen. Make sure to provide fresh baking soda water daily for maximum benefits. Your chickens will love the subtle flavor, and you'll love the results! 🥚

🌾 Go ahead, give your feathered friends the gift of improved health and vitality. Try baking soda in their water today and witness the amazing transformation firsthand. Your chickens will thank you with their vibrant feathers, energetic clucks, and delicious, nutrient-rich eggs! 🌾

06/20/2023

I will have the following scents available Friday, if you are interested in any of them please let me know. The cost per bar of soap is $8 or two for $15

Oatmeal, Milk & Honey (5)
Pure & Simple (scent free) (5)
Lavender (5)
Vanilla (5)
Balsam & Cedar (5)

06/20/2023

Here are the top 10 things that every chicken owner should know:

1. Housing: Chickens need a safe and secure coop to sleep in at night, and a large outdoor area to roam and forage during the day.

2. Food and Water: Chickens need a balanced and nutritious diet, including a variety of grains, proteins, and fresh water.

3. Health: Keeping your chickens healthy is crucial. Regular check-ups, vaccination against common illnesses, and proper hygiene are key.

4. Egg Production: Healthy laying hens can produce up to one egg per day, but this can vary based on breed, age, and health.

5. Behavior: Chickens are social animals and have unique personalities. Understanding their behavior can help you interact with them better and keep them happy.

6. Predator Control: Chickens are easy prey for predators, so it's important to secure your coop and run against them.

7. Climate Control: Chickens are sensitive to extreme temperatures, so it's important to keep them cool in the summer and warm in the winter.

8. Egg Collection and Storage: Collecting eggs regularly and storing them properly can help keep them fresh and safe for consumption.

9. Broody Hens: Sometimes hens will go broody, or want to sit on their eggs and hatch them. Understanding how to support broody hens can help ensure successful hatches.

10. Chicken Processing: If you are raising chickens for meat, understanding humane processing methods is important to ensure proper handling and quality meat.

These are just a few of the important things that every chicken owner should know. With proper care and attention, chickens can be wonderful additions to any backyard or farm.

06/20/2023

Actually, there is no breed called "Americana" in the world of poultry. The term "Americana" is sometimes used as a misspelling or a misnomer for the Ameraucana breed of chicken.

The Ameraucana breed of chicken was developed in the United States in the 1970s, and it is recognized by the American Poultry Association (APA). Ameraucanas are known for their distinctive blue eggs, which are a result of a genetic trait that causes the hens to produce blue-shelled eggs. They have a beard and muffs, which are tufts of feathers on the cheeks and under the beak, and they come in a variety of colors, including black, blue, buff, silver, wheaten, and white.

On the other hand, the term "Americana" is sometimes used to refer to Easter Egger chickens, which are not a specific breed recognized by the APA. Easter Eggers are hybrid chickens that are bred to lay colored eggs, including blue, green, and pink. They can have a wide range of physical characteristics, and they may or may not have beards and muffs like Ameraucanas.

In summary, Ameraucanas are a recognized breed of chicken that are known for their blue eggs and distinctive appearance, while "Americana" is a misspelling or misnomer for Ameraucanas, or is sometimes used to refer to Easter Eggers, which are hybrid chickens bred for their colored eggs.

06/20/2023

Great news! Cowart's Farm is now offering fresh Coturnix quail eggs by the dozen! Not only are these eggs delicious, but they also offer amazing health benefits. Quail eggs are high in protein, vitamins, and minerals, making them a great addition to any diet. Plus, they are a great option for those with egg allergies or sensitivities.

And that's not all - Cowart's Farm is also offering quail eggs for hatching! Whether you're looking to expand your flock or start a new one, these eggs are a great choice. With their high hatch rates and quick maturation, Coturnix quail are a great option for those looking to raise their own poultry.

Don't miss out on the amazing benefits of fresh Coturnix quail eggs from Cowart's Farm. Contact us today to place your order!

06/20/2023

Introducing Cowart's Farm Goat Milk Soap - the luxurious and all-natural soap that your skin deserves! Made with locally sourced goat milk, our soap is handcrafted in small batches to ensure the highest quality and effectiveness.

But why choose goat milk soap over regular soap? First and foremost, goat milk is rich in vitamins and minerals, making it incredibly nourishing for the skin. It contains alpha-hydroxy acids that help to exfoliate the skin, leaving it soft and smooth. Additionally, the natural fats and proteins in goat milk help to moisturize and hydrate the skin, making it ideal for those with dry or sensitive skin.

Our goat milk soap is made the old fashioned way using the cold process method . We make sure our products do not contain Phthalate, parabens, alcohol, petroleum, preservatives, other animal fats or EDTA that are commonly found in commercially made soap.

By choosing Cowart's Farm Goat Milk Soap, you're not only doing your skin a favor, but you're also supporting a local business. We're passionate about providing our community with high-quality, all-natural products that are sustainably sourced. When you buy from us, you're supporting a small, family-owned business that cares about the well-being of its customers and the environment.

So why not treat yourself to the luxurious experience of using Cowart's Farm Goat Milk Soap? Your skin will thank you, and you'll feel good knowing that you're supporting a local business that cares about you and the world around us. Visit us today at Cowart Farm’sto try our various scents and see the difference for yourself!

Can order here

Sherry L Sanders

https://cowartsfarm.square.site

06/18/2023

I bought the pups a pool and look who and took over… yep Reba did!!! 😂

06/18/2023

As Father's Day approaches, I find myself reflecting on what it means to be a dad. For many people, being a dad starts with the moment they hold their newborn child in their arms for the first time. But for me, being a dad has been a journey that has taken a different path.

You see, I've never had any biological children of my own. Instead, I've had the privilege of being a foster dad to kids from all walks of life, as well as a host dad to foreign exchange students from around the world. And while I may not have experienced the joy of holding a newborn in my arms, I can tell you this: the kids who have come into my life have truly made me a dad.

Each child who has come into my home has brought with them their own unique set of experiences, challenges, and joys. Some have only stayed with me for a short time, while others have been with me for years. And through each and every experience, I have learned what it truly means to be a dad.

Being a dad is about so much more than biology. It's about being there for your kids, no matter what. It's about loving them unconditionally, even when they make mistakes. It's about being a role model, a sounding board, and a comforter. And it's about being proud of them, no matter what they achieve or where life takes them.

I am so proud to call each and every one of my foster kids and foreign exchange students my kids. They have taught me so much about life, love, and what it means to be a family. And while our family may not be a traditional one, it is one that is filled with love, laughter, and a deep sense of connection.

So this Father's Day, I want to give a shoutout to all the dads out there who may not have had the traditional path to fatherhood. Whether you're a foster dad, a stepdad, a granddad, or any other kind of dad, know that your love and dedication are just as real and just as important as any other dad's. And to all the kids out there who may not have had a traditional dad, know that there are people out there who love you, who care for you, and who are proud to call you their own.

06/17/2023

02/24/2023

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Farm fresh eggs local to Sparta, Ga on beautiful Lake Sinclair

02/15/2023

More of them…

02/15/2023

Some of the crew before bedtime

02/09/2023

Baby chicks and a duck is now on the farm!!! Oh my, how much fun!!!

01/31/2023

Hello, I will be having the following baby chicks in the next few days, quantity will be limited, so first come first serve basis!!!

Black Langshans - SR

FEATHER LEG BANTAM SR

COCHIN BANTAM SR

FRIZZLE COCHIN BANTAM SR

CLEAN LEG BANTAM SR

OLD ENGLISH BANTAM SR

BANTAM ST RUNS

12/11/2021

Such a tragic night across so many states. This historic Tornado outbreak has took dozens of lives and more reports are coming in. Thoughts and prayers to everyone. Our heart breaks to everyone involved!!!

05/23/2020

And Chickens... lol

05/23/2020

Who can relate??? LoL

05/22/2020

Yelp, bout the way it is... lol

05/09/2020

Just some of the pictures I took today of some of the animals on the "Farm". Hope you enjoy them. Added several new breeds...

04/29/2020

We will have Farm Fresh Eggs available by the dozen soon, we have sold completely out at the moment. A donation of $5.00 a dozen and can be picked up at Farm or meet up at location in the East Lake Community.

04/29/2020

04/28/2020

One of out new bottle babies we added to the farm. His name is Ketchup. He is about 5 or 6 days old now and doing awesome.

04/28/2020

Welcome to our small little farm here on Lake Sinclair in Sparta, Ga. We have several different breeds of chickens that are different ages, geese, quail and pheasants. We also have goats and sheeps. We love our animals and they are treated very well and pampered daily. We collect eggs daily, some eggs we sale and others we put in the incubators. I am a licensed Candler with the State of Georgia and our Farm is registered with the State of Georgia. We abide by strict Biosecurity regulations and procedures.