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Erickson Farms 5th generation family farm: A2A2 raw milk, crop farming, organically grown microgreens, & more

Baby Boy Erickson coming this December 🤍In case you've been wondering where we've disappeared to the last few months, we...
08/05/2026

Baby Boy Erickson coming this December 🤍

In case you've been wondering where we've disappeared to the last few months, we've been busy growing our newest little farmhand.

We're still milking cows, still farming crops, and still growing beef -- we just haven't had the capacity to stay caught up on social media.

As harvest and calving begins to creep up we are excited to bring you along and get you caught up with everything we've had going on at Erickson Farms 🌾

A sunbathing Hallie shows off the cutest buck teeth that you ever did see -- is spring finally here?!
03/20/2026

A sunbathing Hallie shows off the cutest buck teeth that you ever did see -- is spring finally here?!





Rhubarb + Baby Hallie enjoying some fresh water 💧We keep the green Jolly Ball in the water tank for a specific reason. E...
03/11/2026

Rhubarb + Baby Hallie enjoying some fresh water 💧

We keep the green Jolly Ball in the water tank for a specific reason. Even though we have a large water tank heater, a thin layer of ice can still form on the top of a very full water tank on the extremely cold days. When the cows come take a drink from the tank it moves the ball around which helps prevent ice from forming.





JANUARY DUMP- Seth attended our first Harvest Market!- On January 3rd Baby had her baby! A angus/highland bull calf name...
02/03/2026

JANUARY DUMP

- Seth attended our first Harvest Market!

- On January 3rd Baby had her baby! A angus/highland bull calf named Bard.

- Runa got her own @ blanket to match mine and Seth's and she's become quite attached to it.

- Pepper was sent off to our friend's house to visit their ram for a few weeks. We're hoping for some Icelandic babies this spring.

- Butter making and more butter making.

- Enjoyed some beautiful weather and all of us soaked in the sunshine before the cold snap.

- On January 19th Rhubarb had her baby! A Jersey bull calf named Red.

- Runa and I made a down-and-back trip to Minot to get a spare part for our milking machine.

- On January 26th Raven had her baby! A Jersey bull calf named Lloyd.

- Lloyd was born a 'dummy calf'. He wouldn't stand or suck - so he stayed a few days in the Erickson Basement Inn for intensive care until he was fully functioning. 

- On January 30th Riley had her baby! A Jersey heifer calf named Hallie.

On Friday January 30th at 1:00am Riley had the fourth and final January calf (remind me to NEVER do that again 🫠)After a...
02/02/2026

On Friday January 30th at 1:00am Riley had the fourth and final January calf (remind me to NEVER do that again 🫠)

After a quick but scary labor, we welcomed a petite little heifer named Hallie to the farm 🫶

Hallie is calm, friendly, and curious. I am beyond excited to watch her grow up and join our milking herd and I already can't wait until the first time I get to milk her 🥹

Until then, we're going to take a much needed nap and deep breath because our next calf is due on February 23rd 😅

(Swipe to see a glimpse of buck teeth and bubble blowing)





🥛 BACK IN STOCK! We have a hard time keeping these in stock because once you try them, you never want to go without!The ...
01/31/2026

🥛 BACK IN STOCK! We have a hard time keeping these in stock because once you try them, you never want to go without!

The size we carry fits any wide mouth mason jar.

👇 Check it out here!
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Just two calves enjoying the sunshine ☀️ Red is on the left and Bard is on the right
01/29/2026

Just two calves enjoying the sunshine ☀️ Red is on the left and Bard is on the right





On Monday January 19 at 7:57am Rhubarb welcomed a little bull calf named little RED into the world! ❣️After a short labo...
01/28/2026

On Monday January 19 at 7:57am Rhubarb welcomed a little bull calf named little RED into the world! ❣️

After a short labor with hard pushes Rhubarb got her baby out and promptly got him cleaned off and warmed up (with our help too, because it was very cold!). He didn't quite get the hang of drinking from mom right away, but after a few days of bottles he's now drinking from her like a pro 🙌

Rhubarb is definitely one of the best moms in our herd. She's calm, spacially aware, and attentive.

Red is bursting with energy and can usually be spotted running laps around the pasture. He'll eventually join our beef herd when he's ready to be weaned from mom. But as always, in the meantime, he'll live out the very best life right here at Erickson Farms.

The name 'Red' was picked out by my "nephews" in SD 🫶 and it is so fitting because his coat is so bright and vibrant.





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