SO FARMS

09/13/2026

This is for Willow’s second 4h hog. I have Venmo and Cash App win are selected once all spots are filled.

Hog goes to butcher November 3rd.

Cash App
Venmo

All funds collected go to willows bank account, anyone who buys 5 or more spots, gets a name plate above her stall each year at the fair for your support in her 4h project!

Numbers taken are 7,13,3,8,12, 1719,21,22,27,28,30,37,47,50

08/20/2026

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She’s currently in 7th place! You can donate daily!

http://athleteoftheyear.org/2026/willow-a525

08/20/2026

Willow our daughter yesterday had her 1st ever hog show at the Meigs County Fairgrounds. She did so well for her first time, she grabbed this project by the horns and ran with it. As a father, I couldn’t be more proud of her even tho her pig did not make weight. We will be back next year even more intense, more drive, and I just know this girl will come into this ring with the grit it takes to accomplish great things!

Huge shout out to willows first buyer, Chris holter with CH whitetails on the purchase of Willows fair hog!

08/20/2026

50 more followers to reach the goal and do a giveaway!

Going to do certificates for two dozen free eggs once we reach 150 followers We will be doing three gift certificates for two dozen eggs for free

The rules are simple
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That’s all you have to do and once we reach 150 followers, I will do a randomize wheel. I will select three winners of gift certificates for two dozen eggs.

conditions
Subject to egg availability due to hen choice as during certain times of the year hens do not lay due to weather conditions gift certificate good until December 2027

08/17/2026

During the meigs county fair, be sure to donate to the meigs band boosters! You get a GOLD STAR for a 5 dollar donation.

08/10/2026

We had a hen go broody somewhere on the farm. Came home today to find a chick roaming around!

08/03/2026

It’s almost fair time kids have dedicated their time money , and work with these animals day in and day out they’ve had ups they’ve had downs some exhibitors may not be able to show their animal due to being underweight or overweight
Which is no fault of the exhibitor. These conditions can occur for many reasons.

We want to take a moment, not only to honor the time, the effort, the money, the heart, but also the the skill and the drive that it takes to be willing to take an animal to the fair after you have raised it from a small animal and to sell it at market. Not everyone’s able to do this.

Good luck to all exhibitors and their upcoming endeavors, here at SO farms, we wish you the best of luck from one farm family, to another.

08/03/2026

Keep it going!

Going to do certificates for two dozen free eggs once we reach 150 followers We will be doing three gift certificates for two dozen eggs for free

The rules are simple
Like this post
Share this post
And comment free range eggs

That’s all you have to do and once we reach 150 followers, I will do a randomize wheel. I will select three winners of gift certificates for two dozen eggs.

conditions
Subject to egg availability due to hen choice as during certain times of the year hens do not lay due to weather conditions gift certificate good until December 2027

04/28/2026

Quail have begun to hatch!

04/25/2026

Alright. I’ve had people ask. And then walk away from buying eggs from us.

We charge 3 dollars a dozen. 3 bucks. Let me explain something to you. Yes you can buy a dozen of eggs at the store for Less than 2 dollars. Ability you can. Those are also caged, fed a very strict diet without nutrition ( they only get layer feed) and they are not the healthiest birds. ) the equivalent eggs in store to ours, are the uncaged eggs, which are 5-6 dollars a dozen in store.

A 50lb bag of layer feed is 16$ for 50 pounds.
A 50lb bag of scratch grain is 14$
A 50lb bag of kernel corn is like 13$
A 2lb bag of mixed herbs is 11

This will last 1 week on the farm to collect 3 dozen eggs a day. Let’s do the math

It cost 55 a week to feed
I get 18 dozen eggs a week, that is 54 a week for all the eggs we collect.

That means I’m breaking even on feed cost if I sell every egg I collect ( I don’t , because we keep eggs for ourselves also ).

You’re paying for quality. I also pay 100 dollars a year for NPIP certification to show my birds are healthy, and disease free.

I don’t do this to make money. I do this to supply the community with farm raised, uncaged eggs.
Our birds eggs taste so much better then store bought.

Support your local provider. It’s worth it, believe me.