Lavender Creek Farm

06/18/2026

If you want pollinators donate a section of your garden to wildflowers 🌸🪻

06/15/2026

The Pro cut Plum sunflowers are doing so well. Can’t wait for all the blooms this summer🌻

06/14/2026

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There’s a lot of noise right now about how livestock should be raised, including a Farm Bill provision that would set federal housing standards for sows, veal calves, and chickens.
Folks should know: farmers have been raising animals humanely long before a label or a politician showed up. Here’s the truth from someone who actually works with livestock:

Farmers don’t mistreat animals.
Not because a senator says so, but because it would cost us money, hurt animal health, and make our jobs harder.
Healthy animals eat better, grow better, farrow better, and stay out of the vet trailer. That’s just good business and good husbandry.
On our farm, we use farrowing crates. Not because someone forced us to, but because the sow stays comfortable and out of extreme heat or cold. She gets clean feed and water every day. And we can provide her with before and after farrowing care.
The crate also allows us to help during farrowing or give meds safely. And the big one: keeps us, the farmer, safe if we have to administer those meds or pull any pigs.
Our girls walk into the crates on their own. They’re calm, fed, watered, and cared for. Their needs are met, every single day.
After the males are castrated, usually at 14 days old, the sow and her litter are turned outside.
Most of the people writing rules about livestock have never stepped foot on a working farm. Never been in a barn at 2 AM. Never tried to save a chilled piglet or pull piglets from a sow that is too tired to push. Yet they want to tell farmers, the people who live this life, how to do the job.
The great thing about this country is that there is no one‑size‑fits‑all way to farm. If you want to pasture‑raise, crate‑free, regenerative, organic, conventional, or use crates, you can. And consumers are free to support whichever farm matches their values.
At the end of the day, we all want the same thing...

Healthy animals.
Healthy food.
Let farmers farm 🩷

06/13/2026

💜Lavender Honey is Back💜

This locally sourced honey is infused with our very own, organically grown, lavender.

Perfect for your morning tea or on toast!

190 ml is $10 and pickup is in Salmon arm.

06/11/2026

One crop that is thriving in this cooler weather is our peas. They are producing so well and we will be harvesting very soon.

We love having fresh peas and shelling them to freeze for year round use as well!

06/08/2026

Now is the time to get on the list for Walking Onion bulbs. These perennial onions are hardy and very versatile. All parts of this onion are edible!

Get 6 bulbs for just $5

They will be ready for your gardens very soon so don’t miss out as everyone loves these and they sell quickly.

06/04/2026

Farm fresh butt nuggets available!

Just $5/dozen 🥚


06/04/2026

Is anyone interested in Lavender Orpington roosters? They are roughly 10 weeks old. Pickup in Salmon arm