Shiloh Acres Farm

Shiloh Acres Farm Shiloh Acres Farm is located in Warrenton, GA. We raise goats, pigs, chickens, ducks, and rabbits. We also have a couple of ponies.

You can check out the natural products we make with our goat milk at our Shiloh Acres Store page

Address

573 Ansley Road
Warrenton, GA
30828

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 8pm

Telephone

+17069147340

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Our Story

We are the Rus family. Kelly, Danyelle, Ondrea, Parker, Myla, and Kinsley. Our story is one of dreams, passion, and hard work. I, Danyelle, am a granddaughter of a farmer. A part of me feels like farming is in my blood. Kelly is a man who just likes to go along with crazy ideas. While we may be living what seems like our dream life now; that wasn’t always the case.

I, Danyelle, have always had three desires in this life. To be a mom, a teacher, and a farmer. I fight for what I believe in and always throw passion into every goal. I became a mom in 2006 when our first daughter was born. I taught in a daycare center while she was a baby. I then had our son and became a stay at home mom. My husband and I went on to have two more baby girls. I also became a homeschool mom and used my passion for teaching to enrich the lives of my own children. Two of my three desires had been fulfilled.

Lots of things happened in the years to follow. Some hard, some good. It is life after all and life can get messy. I still had this desire to start a farm. I wanted my kids to grow up knowing the joys and pains of raising livestock. I wanted them to know that hard work gives reward in the foods we eat and the products we can make right off our own land. I wanted to feel like I was carrying on the legacy of my grandfather. One day Kelly and I decided we were moving to Georgia. We bought 9.5 acres of land with a great house for our family. The research began.