Diede Family Farm

Diede Family Farm 8 years of quality beef, pork, eggs & livestock. Taste the tradition & care! 🐣🐔🐽🐮❤️

One of the things you missed while we were gone… 🐷❤️Piglets. Lots and lots of piglets.It has been a BUSY summer for the ...
09/01/2026

One of the things you missed while we were gone… 🐷❤️

Piglets. Lots and lots of piglets.

It has been a BUSY summer for the pig side of Diede Family Farm.

We’ve added new animals, made some big decisions about our breeding program, raised a whole bunch of little piggies, moved pigs approximately 4,782 times 😂 and learned a few things along the way.

We have a lot to catch you up on.

But tonight, we’ll start here.

Because I’m pretty sure tiny pig noses are the appropriate apology for disappearing from Facebook for 64 days. 😂🐽

More of what we’ve been up to coming this week. ❤️

Apparently it has been 65 days since we posted anything on here. 😳65 DAYS.We could tell you we’ve been taking a carefull...
08/29/2026

Apparently it has been 65 days since we posted anything on here. 😳

65 DAYS.

We could tell you we’ve been taking a carefully planned social media break…

…but really, we’ve just been farming. 😂

And quite a bit has happened around here while we accidentally disappeared from the internet.

There have been pigs and piglets. Hay. Silkies. Bees. Calves. Kids in the middle of chores. Equipment that needed attention. A few bumps and bruises. Some really good food. A snake story I really wish we didn’t have. And about seventeen other things that seemed to need our attention at exactly the same time.

Basically, Diede Family Farm has been very much alive and well. We just forgot to tell the internet about it. 🤦‍♀️

So rather than trying to pretend we can catch you up in one giant post, we’re just going to start sharing again.

The good stuff.
The hard stuff.
What we’re learning.
What we’re raising.
And probably a few things that make us wonder why we thought farming was a good idea in the first place. 😂

Hi again. ❤️ We’re still here.

Six months came down to today. 🐖❤️Six months of feeding, watering, bedding pens, checking gates, hauling feed, watching ...
06/27/2026

Six months came down to today. 🐖❤️

Six months of feeding, watering, bedding pens, checking gates, hauling feed, watching weather, scheduling butcher dates, filling out cut sheets, answering questions, sorting invoices, loading coolers, and praying the whole operation didn’t decide to act like a circus with hooves.

But it was also six months of knowing these hogs.

Ear scratches. Belly rubs. Talking to them while doing chores. Watching them grow. Making sure they were comfortable, well-fed, and cared for every single day.

Because to us, raising pork is not just about the end product. It is about the responsibility we take on from the very beginning.

Today, it all became real.

260 miles driven.
8 families fed.
Freezers filled with locally raised, premium heritage pork.

That number means a lot to us.

It means 8 families now have pork in their freezers that was raised with care, handled with intention, and came from a farm they know by name. It means months of quiet daily work turned into meals around real kitchen tables.

This is the part people don’t always see.

Hog share delivery day is not just “dropping off pork.” It is the final mile of a six-month promise.

From our farm, to the butcher, to your freezer, to your family’s table.

We are tired, grateful, and running on caffeine, cooler math, and one suspicious gas station snack, but mostly we are just honored.

To every family who trusted us with your hog share this round: thank you. Truly. Food is personal, and we do not take that trust lightly.

Tonight, 8 freezers are a little fuller because of Diede Family Farm.

And that feels pretty dang special. 🌾

06/10/2026

Current farm update:

Kylie is trying to put the Silkies in the pen.

The Silkies are trying to prove fences are merely suggestions.

Neither side is winning. 😂🐥🫣

06/08/2026

Piglet pickup day-She wanted to catch her pig herself.

I thought the hard part was catching the pig.

I was wrong. 😂🐷





🐥 We like ’em chunky with an attitude around here! 🥰If a Silkie chick doesn’t look like it skipped leg day and stole som...
06/07/2026

🐥 We like ’em chunky with an attitude around here! 🥰

If a Silkie chick doesn’t look like it skipped leg day and stole somebody else’s fluff, is it even trying? 😂

This little puffball is serving maximum floof, minimum neck, and we’re not mad about it.

❤️🐔

Well… somehow we’re already down to one last hog for our June 4th butcher date. 🐖This will be heritage Berkshire & Berks...
05/24/2026

Well… somehow we’re already down to one last hog for our June 4th butcher date. 🐖

This will be heritage Berkshire & Berkshire-cross pork raised right here on our family farm in Colorado.

Half and whole hogs only.
First come, first served.

If you’ve been quietly following along waiting for the right time… this is probably your sign before somebody else beats you to it like the last cookie at a church potluck. 🌾

Comment FREEZER learn more or to reserve the final spot.

05/15/2026

I feel like I’ve waited an ETERNITY for this moment!☁️🐓✨

These beautiful Self Blue (lavender) Silkies, satins, and lavender split Silkies from Once Upon a Fluff Farm are officially the beginning of my lavender breeding pen, and I am SO excited to finally watch this project come to life.

Right now they’re tiny fluff balls with oversized feet and opinions… but someday this little brooder is going to turn into a whole flock of soft lavender clouds. 💜

The genetics, the feathering, the possibilities… this is the kind of farm project that keeps you up scrolling chicken photos at midnight and somehow calling it “research.” 😅

Follow along because the magic is just getting started.

FARM MATH:1.5 tons of grain 🐖+ 1 flat tire 🛞 + 1 fluffy copilot 🐶= character development 🫣🤪
05/13/2026

FARM MATH:
1.5 tons of grain 🐖
+ 1 flat tire 🛞
+ 1 fluffy copilot 🐶
= character development 🫣🤪

Pig pile mode: activated. 🌙Tiny snores. Warm hay. Zero responsibilities. 🐷💤The freeloaders are officially clocked out fo...
05/09/2026

Pig pile mode: activated. 🌙

Tiny snores. Warm hay. Zero responsibilities. 🐷💤

The freeloaders are officially clocked out for the night.

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