Little Chubby Acres hog farm

06/04/2026

I have several grow out chicks available for local pick up only. This Saturday or Sunday only. I have mainly silkies and Cochins. Price is $10 per bird. Showgirls, bearded and st*****rs. I also have hatching eggs. Pm us here to schedule a pick up time.

06/03/2026

Today has all the bird flipping feels! Some days are just like that and they are everywhere! Also thanks aunt sherry for the new family heirloom! 😂

06/03/2026

We were watching this little sweat bee and he was loving Ryan, naturally.

06/03/2026

A very happy birthday to my sister today!! You’re my one and only……sister bahaha. If you haven’t followed her yet, do it, her cows are so fluffy and adorable!!

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Family owned Ranch specializing in Registered Highland Cattle, British Whites and Highparks

06/02/2026

Theses little baby turkeys didn’t sell and they are now big enough to free range now that they know the barn is safe for them. Also my little barn cats are so cute and well behaved with them!

06/01/2026

Chatty boys today after I pulled some grass for them!!

06/01/2026

This is one of my last hatches of silkies for the season and almost all of them were showgirls, st*****rs or bearded!!!! These little dinosaurs are adorable!!!

05/31/2026

We banded kooter and Otis this week and it seems that they are doing well since “the event”.

05/31/2026

It’s a quiet morning for me when the hubby was on fire dept calls all night and the girls are still sleeping. I love mornings where I can just do my own thing. No talking, no planning, just my coffee, me and my thoughts. I find myself more motivated. Just this morning I already planted my pineapple sage, strawberries and moved some more chicks to a brooder in the barn. Just me and my trusty steads Marley, Wally, and copper. What do you do when you have time all to yourself?

05/30/2026

The learning curve on a farm is sharp. These last few years have taught us that. Some days you lose and some days you win. The losses still suck but those first few losses were heart breaking and hard lessons. We learned why and how exactly things need to be done because if you don’t, lives are lost. This morning we lost a piglet, sad but I also understand now too that only the strong survive and that’s what we want. There was no dwelling, we understand and we have to move on because pigs have to be loaded for market and chores have to be done. Farmers may seem hard, but they just learned how to process the emotions in real time.