Guiler Family Farm

03/17/2026

Meet Annie!

03/16/2026

We have non-gmo, pasture raised pork ready…we just had two hogs processed ready for pick up! Message us if interested!

09/29/2025

Pumpkins are here! Stop out and grab some for your porch decorations!!
Large orange $7
Small orange 2/$5
White $5
Stackable/Cinderellas $7 or 3/$20

06/08/2025

Muddy Girls!!! I blame Momma!!!

06/06/2025

05/08/2025

More babies on the farm!

05/06/2025

We just hatched a batch of coturnix quail they are so cute and tiny! They will be available for purchase in a few weeks!

03/02/2025

Syrup time! We are crafting a small batch of black walnut syrup this year in addition to our maple syrup!

02/09/2025

That time of year! Sap is running!!

12/15/2024

From Susan’s post:

Made some beautiful pain relief salve this afternoon. I used cayenne peppers we grew as well as organic olive oil, caster oil and some trauma oil. I infused the ground peppers in the oils, added some organic beeswax and it’s setting up now!

Here’s a little about cayenne peppers and why they are effective in treating aches and pains…

Capsaicin, a major constituent of cayenne peppers, blocks substance P and therefore, reduces pain. When cayenne is used topically, it can relieve many different types of pain from diabetic neuropathy to shingles, migraine headaches, back aches, arthritis, menstrual cramps and bruises.

What’s substance P? Substance P is a neuropeptide (chemical messenger) that acts as a neurotransmitter primarily involved in transmitting pain signals in the central nervous system.

So the capsaicin disrupts your pain transmitters..this doesn’t cure the injury, but it stops your brain from being notified that you are feeling pain. This isn’t used on open wounds…just closed skin injuries.

10/16/2024

10/16/2024

The farm has new arrivals! 6 piglets born tonight!