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Shiloh Acres Farm

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

06/11/2022

Napping on a Saturday afternoon, catching mice is hard work.

04/09/2022

Parker brought Bubbles in because she is always finding her way up to the camper. I have a massive headache which means, Bubbles gets to snuggle!

04/09/2022

Come join us for Market on Main!!!!

04/04/2022

Is there anything cuter than baby chicks?

So often the tiniest of our creatures give me the best therapy from our busy lives.

04/04/2022

Today was the day! Bees are in their new home!

Only one sting upon installing!

Myla and Kelly are mesmerized by them!

These creatures are fascinating and so good for our environment!

One even landed on Myla’s cheek and didn’t want to get off!

04/01/2022

This season in our life is all about new adventures!

We decided to add some beehives to our farm! We planted plenty of fruit trees and other goodies for them to forage and pollinate.

This photo is gorgeous. The sky is so blue!

03/31/2022

On January 24th at around midnight, we lost our home to a house fire.

We lost the place all of our wonderful soaps and other products were made.

Everyone made it out safely and the farm was spared any fire.

However, we have all struggled a bit. Most of our possessions are gone. I’ve struggled with what’s next. Both for our family and the farm.

We are living in a camper on the farm while our new house is built on a different section of the property.

The farm has become an even bigger obsession for me, trying to determine the next steps for growth, revitalization, and so much more. We won’t have a new house for a while, so milking has been put on hold(we don’t have a refrigerator big enough to hold all we milk), which means making soap and other things are also on hold.

I am excited to share with you some things happening on the farm though! It’s been a time of much needed joy mixed with all the sadness. Please stay tuned!

06/15/2021

Oh my!! Look at how Marlee has grown!!! I can’t believe she’s 5 weeks old today.

06/15/2021

How many goats can fit in a hay ring?!? And yes, those are old dryer drums that we use to hold hay.

06/13/2021

Supervising some fence laying today.

06/01/2021

Marlee turned 3 weeks old today!!! She is finally getting more active and is starting to find her bark!

06/01/2021

We brought home Sunshine and her brother Moonshine today! Finally all of our babies are home!

05/30/2021

Sunday is nap day! After church and lunch I settle down from a busy week and attempt to catch up on needed sleep.

Marlee, sleeps on her back all the time and so think it is the cutest thing ever!

05/29/2021

Don’t forget the giveaway!

05/29/2021

Oh Marlee! She can never get to her milk quick enough!

05/28/2021

Let us know!

05/28/2021

We want to know....

What do you want to know?

We are working on setting up an educational FB live schedule that allows you to learn about the farm.

I love teaching and educating people about farming. It’s part of why we started the farm.

05/27/2021

Future sight of Chicken Town, Pygmy playground and much more!

05/26/2021

Marlee finally opened her eyes! She loves laying on her back with her tongue hanging out. She weighs just shy of 4lbs.

We got her a blanket to document how she grows! She is a tad spoiled!

05/24/2021

Dolly! The most precious pony you will ever find and Kinsley’s best farm friend! Kinsley often shares cookies and peanut butter sandwiches with her. They will have picnics together. It’s all so cute.

05/24/2021

What can you say to a face like this? Kinsley says “Here is a cookie!” Kinsley and Dolly are best friends! It’s like they speak to each other through their eyes.

05/23/2021

Look at how the babies hide! It’s always a cute/strange sight to see little heads just coming out.

05/19/2021

I forgot to post this yesterday! My sweet Marlee girl is one week old. Oh how I miss her momma and her siblings. My heart is still grieved by the tragic events of that day.

I am thankful I get to snuggle to this bug and watch her grow.

05/18/2021

Got eggs? We do! Did you know unwashed eggs with the bloom still intact can stay at room temperature on the counter for a month?

Let us know if your interested in a dozen or so!

05/18/2021

Look what we found! We have 2 Silkie Hens that go broody every so often. This time they hatched out 9 chicks! They are all so unique, one even has spots!!!

05/17/2021

It’s not cute animals today, but I am so excited our new business cards finally came in!!!!!

05/16/2021

They always know how to make me laugh. Pigs do strange things.

05/15/2021

“Hey, where’s my food?” - the goats

I let the kids sleep in this morning since it’s the weekend of their performance of Anne of Green Gables. Their call times have been early and their nights have been late. As you can see, they don’t care what we have going on, they expect food at 7am sharp!

05/13/2021

It is with deep sorrow and pain in my heart that I make this post. Shiloh Acres Farm has suffered a huge loss on the farm as of yesterday, but we also gained 3 little blessings.

Velma went into labor early Tuesday morning. Unfortunately, after the discovery of a stuck pup, and lots of laboring, Velma and the other 7 puppies did not make it through the emergency c-section.

She was my best goat checking friend. She loved the baby goats the most. She was incredible. She hated attention and fuss unless she wanted it. She was faithful in being there every single morning to head into the baby goat pen, it’s like she was counting them.

My heart hurts still, but I get to snuggle the 3 surviving babies and that is slowly healing my heart. Their names are Marlee, Carlee, and Narlee.

05/10/2021

So 3 things:

1. Velma still hasn’t had her puppies which is very sad.

2. I brought her in to monitor her because I saw some spotting last night and really didn’t want her to walk out back to her whelping area in the dark.

3. This is my side of the bed, the place I put my crocs and all my things. I guess she has other plans.

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

Website

http://shilohacresfarm.com/

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Thank you for supporting our family & farm!

Good afternoon! Come on in!

Hard to see with the shadows of the trees but Lady says it's a great day! Jumping around in the sun! She can escape any pen we put her in and she follows us like a puppy.

Maybe a baby?

Lambs!!!!!!!!! Milly had her babies.

Doggy feeding/watering time...

Typical morning.

Saturday morning farming

Albus and Bellatrix

Babies!!!!!!

Babies!

Start of labor

Baby goats in the sunshine.

Baby goats are happy goats.

More babies!

Dixie in labor

Babies. First baby goats born on Shiloh Acres

Update from the farm

Big day! Breeding day!

"Lots of excitment at Shiloh Acres!!" - Kinsley age 5. Man, I love running this farm with my children!

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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.