Gerber Farms

08/17/2026

There's something satisfying about a well grazed pasture once the cows have done their work- but in this case we don't mind the esthetically pleasing visual of the sunflowers left while the herd grazes around them

07/30/2026

In case you have not made it out to the stand, they are now open!

Loaded for another day at the market! We are in Fort Frances across from McDonald’s Tuesday to Friday 11am to 5pm😊

06/21/2026

Meet our most recent addition to the farm- Jolene ❤️ our spoiled bottle fed Highland calf. So far she loves the scratches, does not particularly like our dogs at the moment, and prefers bottle fed milk over anything else food related. We're excited to be adding her to our herd and learn more about this cattle breed!

05/16/2026

🥚 Farm Fresh Eggs for sale! 🥚

Canada Grade A - Peewee, Small and Medium sizes

Its that time of year where we have an influx of smaller eggs.

See below for prices.

You can pick up at the farm Monday to Saturday, 8-6

Message us on here, or call or text 807-271-5488 to reserve yours!

While supplies last!

PeeWee/Small: $35/15 doz case
Medium: $55/15 doz case

05/01/2026

Newborn calf's first steps captured on camera to give you a glimpse of how quick these little ones learn to get up and get to it! No time to dilly daddle when there's a custom order of fresh milk being 'brewed' just for you all day every day! Antibodies, protein, fat, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals all included at no extra charge 😉

04/11/2026

Came across this calf on one of our checks- Bedded itself down in the hay bale, grabbed itself a bite to eat, and was soaking in the warmth of the sun after a cold night while the rest of the herd ate around it. We try to keep our herd dry and warm when it's cold out or when the weather is suboptimal. If the remnant of the hay bales is not enough bedding, we'll add on some straw, especially if it's wet and cold. If the calves can nestled themselves into it, we can have a little bit more peace of mind that they will be able to keep warm with that layer of insulation between them and the cold ground.
Warmth + Food = Happy Calves!

03/23/2026

Why are we so obsessed with milk? And no, it's not just Tina's growing up on a dairy farm...
We know that it's important for calves to get colostrum as soon as they can, but we also know that cows and calves are not perfect. Difficult deliveries, poor maternal instincts, death, and many other less than ideal situations happen. We're thankful though that we have options, experienced farmers and professionals to talk to to help us navigate these circumstances. Most of what we learned is from experience, other farmers, our veterinarians, and different resources such as the Beef Cattle Research Council. There are many webinars and podcasts out there as well. If we've learned anything is that there is always more to learn!

03/19/2026

We are so glad when we check on the herd and see newborn calves born without any problems- every birth is neat to witness but this is one we wish we could have seen with our own eyes! This cow had her calf on top of a hay bale! Talk about dinner and a show for the rest of these ladies 🫣😅 This bull calf has been doted on by many, groomed by all present, and born into comfort and no lack of food! We can definitely say that this introduction to the world gave him a real kickstart to life!

03/04/2026

Drizzly icy morning? Yep perfect time to drop the first 2 calves of 2026. One needs a little convincing and relocating, but both are doing well and keeping warm