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Stone Horse Farm Locally grown, pasture-raised. Pork, chicken, butter. Good and good for you! We are a family-owned and operated farm. Fresh eggs are $6/dozen.

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https://www.canva.com/design/DAGXxi_OEgQ/FqEb0Y197OSRrnDy--VHlA/edit?utm_content=DAGXxi_OEgQ&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton Please call or text 705-241-7772, or e-mail [email protected] for availability and prices. Located a quick five minutes from Thornton, the Georgian Downs Casino, and 12 minutes from South Barrie. When visiting our farm, you will find that all the animals are easily visible out in our green fields. We have nothing to hide and time-permitting, are happy to explain to you why producing pasture-raised, non-GMO eggs and pork is so important to our health and well-being. We raise old-fashioned heritage Berkshire pigs known for their tender, marbled, red meat. We only sell what we raise, and we eat what we grow. Our finished frozen meats are available for individual purchase from the farm freezers, and larger orders for a side of pork are available as well. Frozen chicken from integrated Farms is $5.75/pound. Frozen pork ranges from $7-15 depending on the cut.

Making meatloaf today. Guess which pack is pasture pork and which is feedlot beef?Happy Thanksgiving everyone!  eat loca...
10/12/2026

Making meatloaf today. Guess which pack is pasture pork and which is feedlot beef?
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

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I am gone!But only for a few weeks!If you are looking for my pasture pork at the Barrie Farmers Market, I will not be th...
10/10/2026

I am gone!
But only for a few weeks!

If you are looking for my pasture pork at the Barrie Farmers Market, I will not be there until November 7.

Due to a shortage of market size pigs, I did not go to the butcher this month. But I will be back in November with a full selection of fruit and veggie-fed, farm-raised, pasture pork.

Sorry for the gap in availability! But I should have a steady supply all winter.

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Eight pallets of produce in four trips made me a bit weary. But Precious’ piglets kept me entertained as they dug into a...
10/06/2026

Eight pallets of produce in four trips made me a bit weary. But Precious’ piglets kept me entertained as they dug into a pile of greens after Precious tipped over the wagonload.

I’m having a When it rains it pours kind of day.Due to some anomaly in the grocery world, I have 5 pallets to bring home...
10/05/2026

I’m having a When it rains it pours kind of day.

Due to some anomaly in the grocery world, I have 5 pallets to bring home from one foodbanks, 1 from the other, three pallets from a grocery and 1 more from the food rescue.

To do that, I have to clear off this trailer three times today. Anyone want to help?

I am going to be on the road pretty much all day and evening, but if anyone has students who can handle some physical work for community service hours, or just want to get lots of fresh air and sunshine yourself, let me know!

Texting is better than messaging as I cannot respond to FB messages while driving. 705-241-7772

Three huge loads of produce to break down today, two runaway dogs in the morning, and a flurry of phone calls, 19 to be ...
10/02/2026

Three huge loads of produce to break down today, two runaway dogs in the morning, and a flurry of phone calls, 19 to be exact, as I was trying to find my head.

Wonder of wonders, the gal who helped catch the wandering knuckleheads saw my farmyard and said, “how can I help?”

Before I knew it, two loads of produce were unboxed, the pigs were fed, the parking lot was tidied, and I now have enough energy to set up the new electric perimeter fence for Ruben and Kodi.

You never know where your day is going to take you or who it will bring you. Thanks Kayla!!

I have never looked so hard for an animal as I have looked for this little chick in the past few days. I have concluded ...
09/25/2026

I have never looked so hard for an animal as I have looked for this little chick in the past few days. I have concluded the full moon this week is the source of my trouble!

This morning’s story actually started out on Wednesday.

I was working out in the yard and heard distressed peeping coming from the back corner of the yard. That's where the little Houdan (a chicken breed with a tuft of tall feathers on the head) hen has been pirating her solitary chick she hatched. But there was no mama to be found on Wednesday. Just a very upset chick who darted into the burdock stand every time I tried to approach.

It took several sessions, but I finally caught him, closing it on evening when the sunset makes them groggy.

He came inside, got a heat lamp and a box, and was set up to become a house chicken. All was well.

He staged a couple escapes yesterday during the day, so I adjusted the box set up, and was finally confident I had him contained.

That was until I came inside for supper, and heard frantic peeping from, I was pretty damn sure, the basement.

Right about that time though I discovered my young Ruben puppy had taken older Kodi off on a lark, again. This has become quite common if they're out together, and I am working on addressing, but I wound up spending an hour driving the local roads, trying to figure out where Ruben's AirTag was pinging from off the local cell tower.

A neighbour finally caught them (they heard me calling, couldn’t figure out where home was, and went and sat on her porch) an hour later and I got to go home.

At that point little chick was completely quiet, so I did a sweep of the basement, gave up, and ran to pick up another load of food for the pigs after dark.

I returned to the basement, with a bright flashlight to cast a beam under shelving, in dark corners, and wherever I could think of. I would hear an occasional faint peep, but could not echo locate the little monkey.

After endless searching, I resorted to using my phone with a YouTube of a hen clucking to her chicks. That didn't work.

So I bought his heat lamp down, hung it up on a shelf near where I thought I had heard the peeps, and turned in for the night.

The dogs woke me up this morning, ONE got to go out first, and then the peeps started!

I raced to the basement, but the sound actually got fainter the farther down the stairs I got. After a quick look around, I ran back up and tried to hear him on the main floor, where he had started out. But the peeps were definitely coming from upstairs!

Bewildered, I ran back up towards the bedrooms, and there he was in the spare room under a dresser, peeping away.

I am 99% confident he was in that basement last night. How on earth this tiny thing migrated up two sets of stairs, let alone one set of stairs from the main floor of the second floor is absolutely beyond me. There IS a chance big Ruben caught him and transported him, but I’m pretty sure Ruben spent the whole night under the window in my room.

He's hunkered under his heat lamp in a reinforced box now, and I sure hope he stays put because I have a lot of things to get done today.

I know I need my hearing checked, probably my sanity at this point, and I need to get the dogs fenced in. But for now the little convict is safe where he belongs.

Anybody have some good name suggestions for him?

09/23/2026

Precious and piglets are living large in the front yard. I really need to move them to the pasture before this is a habit!

Sold out.My freezers are empty, again, ahead of schedule. Thank you to everyone who has been enjoying pasture raised por...
09/19/2026

Sold out.

My freezers are empty, again, ahead of schedule. Thank you to everyone who has been enjoying pasture raised pork all summer. I will be making my monthly trip to freezer camp in October, but no pork is available until Oct 11.

This has been a monthly problem for awhile now, so I am trying to kick my extra barn plan into motion this week to let me expand the herd. We’ll see how that goes!

09/18/2026

Learning to navigate the farmyard tonight.

So many surprises at chores tonight!This morning Precious AND her litter were missing from their nest. I found her relax...
09/18/2026

So many surprises at chores tonight!
This morning Precious AND her litter were missing from their nest. I found her relaxing on the other side of the woods. Would she go back to the nest? Or bring them home so soon?

By the time I returned with my third load of food for today, there was no sign of them in the woods or the yard. So I proceeded to drive the the first pasture and almost ran over a ball of feathers.

The little hen who abandoned her unhatched eggs Tuesday appears to have managed to hatch one. And they are looking bing at large in the yard. So that was a treat!

When I got to the second pasture, there were a bunch of piglets with a larger young pig. Thinking they were part of the three week old litter, I started cleaning the truck. Then I realized my pile of boxes from this month rning was under assault. By Precious. She brought her litter home!

I need to get them contained, but for now they are adding to the mess of boxes and wrappers in the yard.

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3869 7th Line
Innisfil, ON
L9S3M4

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