EarlHaven Farms

08/23/2026

We didn’t buy it because it was the easiest path.

We bought it because this land held generations of memories and we wanted our girls to grow up making their own here. 🤎

Same dirt. New little feet. Another generation calling it home.

08/12/2026

I think these two are just about ready to take over feeding our fall sale cattle!

07/30/2026

07/10/2026

There's no better way to end the wheat harvest than with a rainbow and a beautiful sunset. 🌈🌾

06/29/2026

The cows have the right idea! A shaded spot In the water. Think they would mind if I join ? 🥵

06/23/2026

Two weeks ago, Cody told me, “It’ll slow down when we get done planting.”

Now all the equipment is home. Planting (and replanting) is finished. Breeding season is winding down, embryo work is wrapping up, the bull is finally out with the ladies, and the barn is empty…

Just when we think things might slow down for a minute.

* Cody is off top-dressing corn.
* The barn didn’t stay empty long just long enough to get cleaned out before the first group of weaned calves moved in.
* I made a trip to the sale barn.
* The trailer needs cleaned out.
* It’s time to get the combine ready to harvest wheat.
* Bull calves need banded.
* And all that equipment we brought home? It still needs washed and put away. 🙃

The list goes on and on. Things really did only slow down for a minute..

Every farmer’s favorite last words are, “It’ll slow down when…” But we all know the truth it never really slows down. It’s just on to the next thing.

And honestly, I wouldn’t have it any other way.

05/05/2026

Now that calving is finished and things are starting to settle. We have some BIG news‼️

🌾WE MOVED 🌾
EarlHaven Farms is coming full circle!

Big changes have happened here at EarlHaven Farms, and we felt it was time to reintroduce ourselves. As things are going to look a little different around here.

We are Cody, Reannen, Elsie, Weston and Sage Sollars, Life has been busy building our family over the last few years… so naturally we decided to make it even more exciting.

This past year, we were blessed with the opportunity to purchase the original family farm. The very place where EarlHaven Farms and our Shorthorn legacy began.

Back in 1921, Cody’s great-grandfather Robert Earl Sr., alongside his mother, purchased this farm and started with milking Shorthorns. While the cattle left years ago the roots were never forgotten.
In 2011 Cody and his grandfather bought their first Shorthorn heifer for Cody to show. reconnecting the past with the present.

From there, Cody and his parents raised Shorthorns in central Ohio and along the way found a love for Simmental cattle as well.

Now years later Cody and I are moved our family north bringing cattle back home to North Fairfield, while also continuing his grandparents’ grain farm. Everything has truly come full circle, and we couldn’t be more proud to carry on this legacy.

New address, new logo and new adventures with the Same roots. 🌾🐄

We’re incredibly excited to see what this next chapter holds for our family and EarlHaven Farms and we’re grateful for every one of you who follows along and supports us

04/28/2026

Early morning cow work for these kids means playing with calves and muffins in the barn for breakfast! 🥚☕️🐮