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06/03/2026

🌾 Some people are born into farming. Others grow into it.

Farmer Ted may not have grown up on the farm, but she grew up with the farm—and now it's in her blood. ❤️

How else should a 16-year-old spend her evenings than wandering around the yard, checking on animals, and annoying her favourite chicken? 😆🐔

The next generation of farmers is learning that farming isn't just a job—it's a lifestyle built on hard work, responsibility, and a love for producing good food.

06/02/2026

Chores with a "MY do it!" child. 😆🐷

Every bucket takes a little longer, every task needs a little extra patience, and somehow the chore still gets done.

Today's mission: feed the pigs. One bucket for Mom, one bucket for the toddler, and a whole lot of determination. Watching her work so hard to help reminds us that farm life is about more than raising animals—it's about raising capable, confident kids too.

Some days the chores take twice as long, but these are the moments that make it worth it.

Do you have a "my do it" helper at home? Share their favorite chore in the comments!

05/30/2026

Family movie night just got a little fluffier 🐥📼
Snuggled on the couch with a baby chick, continuing our Harry Potter marathon the old-school way… yes, it’s on VHS. There’s something special about slowing down, raising animals, and making simple family memories together.

From farm chores to cozy nights in, this is the kind of magic we live for. ✨

05/28/2026

This morning, Copper became the rocks in my waterfall. 🐄😂 Her little adventure into the barn completely changed the rhythm of my morning and forced me to move through the farm differently than I normally would.

But sometimes those unexpected moments slow us down just enough to notice the life we’re building here. The fresh morning air, the quiet views, the animals, and the beauty hidden inside the chaos of farm life. 🐂🐖

Not every detour is a bad thing. Sometimes it’s just a different path showing you something you needed to see. 🤍

05/26/2026

When a gate gets left open, animals tend to wander 😆

To use the gate to Coppers corner in the barn to access sections of the pasture that currently house the pigs. And last night someone forgot to lock the gate after feeding times so Copper took and adventure through the barn and made quite the mess.

I found Copper back in the opposite corner of the barn where the cows lived the first spring we had this property. That section is currently emptied and storage for feeders, water barrels and gates while we were on renovating to make more farrowing space in the barn.

Took a couple tries but we got her back to the right corner of the barn so she has her door to the pasture again.

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05/23/2026

From the house to the brooder room 🐥🦆🏡➡️🚜
The chicks and ducklings are getting SO big, it was time for a move to the barn for more room to grow! 💛 And with the kids helping every step of the way, it made the sweetest little farm chore. 👧👦✨

Bonus? More space in the house for all the new babies that hatched this week! 🥚🐣 Farm life never slows down around here 🌾🤍

05/22/2026

Curled up on the couch with a duckling… what more could a kid ask for? 🐥💛🛋️

Not gonna lie, this was part of a dream I had as a kid — and now my kids get to live it out. 🥹✨

As parents, we work so hard to give our kids the things we had… or wished we had growing up. We may not always be able to give them everything they ask for, but they’ll always remember the love, the moments, and the memories we could give them. 💙

05/18/2026

28°C with sunshine on our backs, bare feet in the pasture, and my little sidekick on my hip while we check on the animals ☀️🐓🌿

These are the moments that make farm life feel rich — slowing down, feeling the earth beneath our feet, and raising kids close to nature, animals, and fresh air. 💛

05/16/2026

Candling eggs allows us to check for fertility at day 1, and then monitor growth progress throughout incubation.

Some eggs take a lot of effort and end up being a guess if it is fertile or not. Other eggs, like this one are very obviously fertilized as shown by the dark spot floating around.

Can't wait to see what kind of chick is hiding in this blue egg! 😁

Address

2326 Smithville Road
Smithville, ON
L0R1E0

Opening Hours

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

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+15198359478

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