Blueville Acres Blueberry Farm

06/18/2026

🫐 Tell us… why do you choose Blueville Acres Blueberry Farm for your blueberries, and how many years have you been coming here?

06/16/2026

06/16/2026

SOLD
We have a beautiful Registered Nigerian Dwarf Doe in milk and her two unregistered doelings (9weeks old) available (they may be able to be registered in the future, will discuss through pm) Preferably they all go together.

06/15/2026

The market is still open for shopping! We have some of our most popular items still available! Snag them now!

06/15/2026

Where are my big pickers?
If you are a yearly regular and pick more than 20lbs (2 large blue buckets) at a time please contact me by commenting below or through messenger.

I am in the process of making a list for the season ahead.

Thank you.

06/14/2026

New life and heartbreak.

I was drinking my coffee on the porch when I heard the cry of a newborn goat. Marcialago’s due date was exactly today so I was pleased with what I was hearing. I quickly put on my boots, still dressed in my pjs and robe, and strolled to the goat paddock with my coffee in hand.
When I arrived, to my surprise, I saw a big beautiful black and white baby girl laying outside the goat shelter in the dirt while Marcia was inside the with 2 tiny other kids. I wasn’t too worried because it happens sometimes that the first kid might pop out somewhere unexpected but I swooped this baby up and brought her to her mama. I took a peek to see if it was a boy or girl and that when I saw the problem. This poor sweet baby was born with her intestines outside of her belly. I immediately knew this wasn’t going to end well as nothing can fix this except emergency surgery and even then the odds are extremely low.
I left the goat paddock with her and paced the yard racking my brain about what to do. Is she suffering? She’s so weak. God what do I do?
Is she in pain? I want to take away her pain. God help me! I wanted to fix what I could in the moment. I knew I could do this quickly for her. Culling animals is one of the things that is unfortunately necessary in this lifestyle. I hate it but understand and know the purpose so I am able to do it when necessary.

I fully intended to do that for this baby and get this over quickly. But as I was about to go forward with it I heard almost audibly God tell me “Stop! You’re not meant to take her pain. That is my job and in my time.”
And so I waited. I sat there for an hour on a milk crate next to the garden in my now dirty robe, with this dirty baby in my lap, I thought I could love the pain away and she would go quickly if I held and comforted her. But ultimately she kept crying out anytime I would move or make a noise. I wasn’t right for her. So I took her back to the goat barn, gently set her down and left. I was able to watch on the cameras and see that it didn’t take long for her to pass on her own. She was more peaceful and the stress was ultimately less for her out of my arms.

As hard as it was for me to walk away I knew it was the right decision. I couldn’t love or comfort the pain away, I was only prolonging it. I needed to completely remove myself.

I’ve been a Christian since I was young. I became a born again believer and follower of Christ in my early 20’s. I’ve known the Bible my entire life. But once I became a farmer many of the words in that book began to hit differently than before, I gained a new understanding of many things. God has spoken to me more through my work with the animals and the crops in the past 9 years than ever before in my adult walk with Him. Sometimes it’s a small sweet message and others like this one hit deep.

06/13/2026

Waking up to a pile of fresh piglets is always a good feeling 💙

Peppermint lost her entire litter back in the late winter due to a virus she contracted shortly after breeding. It was awful and nothing we had ever experienced before. We were unsure if she would ever have another successful pregnancy after that. But on Valentine’s Day she and Shorty had a magical moment and watched her belly grow the past 3 months. We anticipated it being a success and this liter proves it!

06/11/2026

This beautiful blue eyed Nigerian Dwarf doeling
is available for a new farm.
She was a bottle baby but is weaned.
Comes from registered parents but is not registered.

06/03/2026

All packed up and ready to go.
Fresh pork cuts coming soon!

This forest paddock has been home to our feeders for the past 10 months. They have flipped the dirt and fertilized it naturally while eating what it produces. Now it will rest for the summer months under the gentle feet of our bucks who will eat the vegetation and overgrown trees while the grass grows back in to feed the next batch of pigs.
We have worked very hard over the past several years to rebuild the land and create a healthy space for our animals to thrive. We thank God often for the opportunity to steward the land in this way and for this extraordinary life. It’s a lot of work every day- but so worth it.

06/02/2026

SOLD !
Freezer Clean Out!

We have over 60lbs of beef, chicken, turkey and pork that’s perfect for dogs and cats.
Asking $100 for it all

We also have 15 packs of short ribs from a locally raised cow, for humans. Nothing wrong with them, we just don’t like them. Asking $25

Please contacts us asap as we need to make room for our new hogs to fill the freezer!