Bare Bottom Farms LLC

07/18/2026

I can’t make this 💩 up…

Apparently I was flagged for “misrepresenting” a company. 🤣

Facebook removed my post to help keep the community “respectful and safe.”

For those who missed it… it was literally a DOG standing in a milking stanchion. That’s it. 😂

So, don’t worry… I’ll be reposting my “funny, not-so-funny” dog photo—this time without mentioning the name of the company that apparently shall not be named.

You know… just to keep things “respectful and safe.” 🙃

07/17/2026

07/17/2026

Anyone else laugh when they heard TACO Bell was the cause of all this …

Like this wasn’t an statement for that fast food establishment.

07/16/2026

Sometimes I feel like people don’t really understand all that it takes to farm as a “small” farm. I am guilty of being “people” just a few years ago.

Sometimes we only see the “product” or the “crop”.

The tractor. The cows. The crops. The beautiful farm photos. The sunsets. The fields.

What they don’t see are all the hats.

The spouse.
The parent.
The employee.
The CEO.
The accountant.
The customer service representative.
The mechanic.
The marketer.
The delivery driver.
The salesperson.

For many small farms in America, “farmer” is only one of the many roles we fill.

So the next time you choose to support a local farm, look beyond the aesthetics.

Look beyond the pretty pasture.

Look beyond the social media photos.

See the family. See the sacrifice. See the late nights, the early mornings, the plans that constantly pivot, and the countless hats being worn to keep that farm moving forward.

Because when you support a small farm, you’re not just supporting agriculture.

You’re supporting the people wearing every hat it takes to make it possible.

And to be honest… every year there are fewer small family farms left to support. 🇺🇸

07/16/2026

Good morning- 😃

Buy local. Your stomach will thank you!👩‍🌾🧑‍🌾

07/15/2026

Judy FINALLY calved. And boy is she grateful.

Little dude arrived on Tuesday unassisted.

He is a Jersey Charolais Cross that we tested the waters.

Thanks rockyhollowcharolais for honeymoon weeks that brought our Judy back bred.

{{We know he will be checking into freezer camp just as soon as he is ready; but he is so cute}} 🥩

07/11/2026

Decided to check on Big B***y Judy and calf to make sure all is well after a concerned kid came running in and found her laying down.

All seems well from my end.
Felt the calf move.
Just a lot of discomfort.
And this heat isn’t helping anything.

it's always so much fun hanging out at Bare Bottom Farms LLC, see you next week

07/10/2026

🥛

Soccer Superstar Erling Haaland drinks raw milk everyday.

When asked about this he said, “Milk is a superfood. It is good for us, for our stomach, our skin, our bones, and our muscles. That is why I drink it.”

So it’s up to people to decide whether they trust one of the greatest athletes on Earth, or the Big Food-funded media and doctors, on whether raw milk is safe.

07/09/2026

Three recalls…

🫐 Blueberries.
🧴 Shampoo.
👁️ Eye drops.

Every week it seems there’s another headline telling us to check lot numbers, throw something away, or hope what we bought isn’t part of the latest recall.

And yet… we’re constantly told the local farmer is the risky choice.

Maybe it’s time we start asking a different question.

Maybe the local farmer isn’t the problem… maybe we’re part of the solution.

Now, don’t misunderstand me. Local doesn’t automatically mean perfect. Farmers are human too, and mistakes can happen.

The difference is transparency.

When you know who grows your food, milks your cows, gathers your eggs, or raises your meat, you know exactly where it came from. You know the faces behind it. You know where to go if you have a question. You don’t have to wonder which warehouse, processing facility, or distribution center it traveled through before it landed in your cart.

I’m not saying you have to buy from our farm.

I’m saying get to know a farmer.

Visit the farm. Ask questions. Build relationships. Support the families feeding your community.

Because maybe food security doesn’t begin with another recall notice.

Maybe it begins with knowing your farmer.

🧑🏻‍🌾 ❤️The shortest supply chain isn’t always the cheapest… but it’s often the one you know and trust the most. ❤️🐄

07/08/2026

July continues to keep us on our toes around here.
🇺🇸 ☀️🌾

Between hay season, summer schedules, dairy chores, and trying to complete some projects and soak up a little time with our family, we’re scaling the Farm Store back just a bit this month.

📅 Open:
• July 11 | 9:30 AM–Noon
• July 18 | 9:30 AM–Noon

🚫 Closed July 25

If you’ve been meaning to stop by, we’d love to see you! We’ll have our farm favorites available, including fresh eggs, local meats, freeze-dried treats (for both people and pets!), honey, and more.

📣 To everyone who chooses to support our little family farm—thank you. Every purchase, every kind word, every share, and every visit helps keep this dream moving forward. We don’t take that for granted, and we’re grateful you’re part of our journey. ❤️

We’ll see you at the farm. 🚜 ❤️🐄

📍396 County Road 1838, Arab