Peaceful Valley Cattle Co.

Peaceful Valley Cattle Co. Peaceful Valley Cattle Co. is a family owned and operated beef farm located in Cashton, Wisconsin.

Well guys, you officially cleaned me out of ground beef šŸ˜‚Tonight is the last night of our 20 lbs for $155 sale, so since...
09/05/2026

Well guys, you officially cleaned me out of ground beef šŸ˜‚

Tonight is the last night of our 20 lbs for $155 sale, so since I ran out, if you message me by midnight tonight I’ll still honor the sale price out of our next beef.

I’ll send you an invoice to reserve your 20 lbs, and once that’s paid, it’s yours!

I’ll be at the Sparta Farmers Market tomorrow with what I have left. Not a ton, but enough to send a few of you home happy.

I just got home, my stomach hurts and I’m laying on the couch šŸ˜‚ but my shoulder is FINALLY feeling better and I’m looking forward to being back at the market tomorrow, seeing some familiar faces and hopefully meeting some new ones.

See you tomorrow!

Thursday recap, because apparently these are a thing now. šŸ˜‚Woke up to a message from a customer saying she was going to ...
09/03/2026

Thursday recap, because apparently these are a thing now. šŸ˜‚

Woke up to a message from a customer saying she was going to stop by for ground beef this morning. Perfect.

Until I was sitting peacefully on my couch, looked out the window and saw a car pulling in… and realized I was still in my pajamas.

Nothing says professional retail establishment quite like sprinting through your own house to put pants on.

After that we made breakfast. Sausage, eggs, avocado and tomato. A beautiful, well-rounded breakfast that approximately no one ate.

Then it was time for school.

Hank is absolutely flying through math, and between phonics every day, me reading to him and him reading back to me, I can already see such a difference in his reading. I read somewhere that the average teacher only gets around 7 minutes of one-on-one time with each student during the school day, and whether that exact number applies everywhere or not, it really made me think about how much individual time we’re getting together.

So far, I am SO happy we decided to homeschool.

We put Millie down for a nap and watched How It’s Made about pencils, pens and erasers, because apparently that counts as school now and I’m not mad about it.

Cash practiced his letters and is getting really good at remembering which direction his C goes.

Hank helped me hang the alphabet up in the classroom and kindly informed me there are actually 26 letters in the alphabet, not 25.

So everyone learned something today. 🤣

At some point our mailman also stopped to make sure all the kids were okay because one of them had run a four-wheeler out of gas near the road at the end of the field. Seriously, how lucky are we to have people who notice our kids and care enough to check on them? I appreciated that more than he probably knows.

All of this happened while I was painfully attempting to do laundry, my longest-running enemy.

Eventually we headed outside, pushed feed up for the cows, gave them some grain and mineral, fed the pigs and decided the grain truck desperately needed a power washing.

Another customer stopped this evening while I was putting tater tot casserole in the oven and went home with ground beef, steaks AND some potatoes Hank grew.

Then we ran to the store because I FINALLY remembered the milk.

The tater tot casserole is currently still in the oven, we’re going to eat supper, and then apparently I’ve decided I’m going back outside to clean the inside of the grain truck.

And that, my friends, was Thursday.

No major disasters. Everyone is accounted for. We have milk.

Honestly, pretty successful day around here. šŸ˜‚

Okay, yesterday was entertaining… but I suppose at some point we should remind everyone that we actually raise beef arou...
09/02/2026

Okay, yesterday was entertaining… but I suppose at some point we should remind everyone that we actually raise beef around here. šŸ˜‚

So, while I get some pretty steaks out for their glamour shots, here’s a little about the beef behind them.

Our cattle are raised right here on our farm. They have access to pasture, and we also feed a total mixed ration year-round. Basically, instead of hoping everybody eats a balanced meal, we mix everything together so each bite has what they need.

No added hormones. No routine antibiotics. If an animal is sick, we treat it because apparently ā€œall naturalā€ does not mean standing around watching something feel like crap.

And our ground beef isn’t made from scraps we wouldn’t want ourselves. It’s an all-animal premium grind, which is why it’s lean, flavorful, and actually tastes like beef.

We started raising beef because we wanted to know what was feeding our own family. Somewhere along the way, we decided to start feeding yours too.

Nothing terribly fancy happening here. Good cattle, good feed, a lot of work, and occasionally four freshly weaned calves running down the road while I question every decision that led me here. šŸ˜‚

Raised here. Fed here. Sold here.

Peaceful Valley Cattle Co. 🄩

A little Tuesday recap, because apparently I took this picture today like I haven’t spent the last 10 hours participatin...
09/01/2026

A little Tuesday recap, because apparently I took this picture today like I haven’t spent the last 10 hours participating in some sort of poorly organized farm-themed obstacle course.

Today was our first real crack at homeschool.

Hank was working on reading. Cash was crying because he was scared to go to school.

I am his teacher.

We were in our house.

So naturally, we decided everyone needed recess. šŸ˜‚

Went outside, Dad showed up, and we figured we’d wean some calves quick. Which went great, except for the one that got out and took us half an hour to get back in.

Got everybody separated, went back to packing a shipping order, and suddenly there’s a whole lot of whistling and hollering outside.

Four freshly weaned cattle are now standing where freshly weaned cattle are absolutely not supposed to be.

Somewhere during this, we also lost Millie.

Dad thought she was with me. I thought she was with Dad.

She was with the chickens.

Just quietly living her best life while the rest of us were running around like the property was on fire.

Then my mother-in-law graciously blessed us with her presence and made frozen pizzas for lunch, Hank read us a book AND knocked out three pages of math, so technically I believe that makes this a wildly successful homeschool day.

Then I remembered I had to go to Withee today.

But first La Crosse.

Because obviously the two places I needed to be today should be in opposite directions.

So here we are at 6:30 PM. I have ONE child. The others have been distributed amongst grandparents like we’re calling in emergency reinforcements. I’ll get home around 9 tonight.

And tomorrow morning at 9 we’re cutting bulls and vaccinating.

Peaceful Valley Cattle Co.

The ā€œPeacefulā€ was apparently more of a suggestion.

Well, happy September.Kevin headed back out on the road, the stomach bug has made its rounds through the house, it’s hot...
08/31/2026

Well, happy September.

Kevin headed back out on the road, the stomach bug has made its rounds through the house, it’s hot as hell, and my motivation left somewhere around the same time he did.

But the cows are fed, the chickens are apparently earning their keep, and the kids are still running the show, so business as usual around here.

And don’t forget the scam deal!
20 lbs ground beef for $155
$7.75/lb

Shoot me a message if you want some set aside.

Hoping September brings cooler weather and considerably less puke.

We’re here at the farm today! If you said you wanted our 20 lbs of ground beef for $155, just $7.75/lb, you can swing by...
08/29/2026

We’re here at the farm today! If you said you wanted our 20 lbs of ground beef for $155, just $7.75/lb, you can swing by sometime today, just shoot me a message first.

I am not reserving your 20 lbs unless you message me to confirm it!

It’s a slow Saturday, my shoulder hurts, so naturally the boys have been put to work. šŸ˜‚

Come get your beef and say hi!

We’ve got customers stopping by throughout the afternoon, so we might as well call it official and open the store šŸ˜‚If yo...
08/28/2026

We’ve got customers stopping by throughout the afternoon, so we might as well call it official and open the store šŸ˜‚

If you see the sign out by the highway, swing on in!

And don’t forget about our Back to School Scam Deal šŸ˜‰

Ground beef is $7.75/lb when you grab 20 lbs or more

We’ll be around, enjoying another beautiful August day and pretending we planned to be productive.

Come say hi!

When we first bought this herd from a friend, the second these cows saw me or the kids coming, they’d head for the oppos...
08/26/2026

When we first bought this herd from a friend, the second these cows saw me or the kids coming, they’d head for the opposite side of the pasture. šŸ˜‚

Fast forward to now and apparently we’ve been accepted into the herd.

Millie Moo can stand at the gate handing out hay, the kids can wander around with us, and the cows are perfectly content to hang out and see what we’re up to. Kinda cool how far a little time and trust will get you. ā¤ļø

We’re open 3:30-8:00 tonight! The signs are up, the weather is beautiful, and we’re basically just sitting outside enjoying it and keeping an eye on another mama who looks like she might be bringing us a new baby.

Swing in, grab some beef, say hi, and you might even get some free cow entertainment while you’re here.

Good morning, my friends! The store will be open this afternoon from 3:30–8:00, so if you’ve been wanting to grab the Ba...
08/26/2026

Good morning, my friends!

The store will be open this afternoon from 3:30–8:00, so if you’ve been wanting to grab the Back to School Scam, you can just swing in instead of setting up a time with me. šŸ˜‚

We’ve got a busy one today. A couple errands this morning, unloading hay, and patiently waiting for our next baby calf to decide today is the day.

Watch for the signs up by Hwy 27 this afternoon and swing in and say hi!

Open 3:30–8:00 today!

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Cashton, WI
54619

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