Booth Family Farm LLC - Grass Fed Beef

09/27/2026

This fall, Sorgs Quality Meats and Sausages has launched a new platform called FarmShare. The program and software is designed to streamline the process of getting beef from the producer to the consumer, with benefits for everyone involved — the producer, processor, and customer.

Our hope is that FarmShare will make getting your cut order and instructions to Sorg’s much easier, especially for busy families. You’ll be able to set up your cut order online and cross it off your to do list! Sorgs is still just a phone call away so if you are new to direct-to-consumer beef or just enjoy doing it the old fashion way you absolutely can still call.

Our first two groups of beef have been connected to FarmShare already. Customers in November will be receiving a text message and email from Kim most likely by the end of next weekend - October 4th.

09/13/2026

Finally! After what felt like more than a few weeks of high humidity and dew points, today is perfection, and the cattle agree! Full bellies, sunshine and a nice breeze.

That heat helped the pastures grow like crazy so I guess we’ll take it to help get through the rest of the growing season.

09/11/2026

We would like to invite you to a Town Hall meeting at Duesterbeck's Brewing Company on September 15 at 5:30. Erik Olsen has been working with Wisconsinites in the driftless region regarding the Maribell 765kV line.

08/27/2026

Thank you Walworth County, you showed up! We can do better though.

Stay informed, talk about it with everyone you know, and submit a comment to Midcontinent Grid Solutions by September 7th on their website. If you’re like us, make sure you do it before fair week because as a fair mom knows, “ain’t nobody got time for that.”

THANK YOU WALWORTH COUNTY
You showed Up
You read the assignment
You Rock!

08/25/2026

In August, our family was one of thousands across Southern Wisconsin to receive a letter about the proposed 765-kV BECI transmission line from Midcontinent Grid Solutions (MGS).

It wasn’t until we looked closely at the maps that we realized our farm could be directly affected.

My husband and I bought our 40-acre farm in Delavan in 2018 with the dream of becoming first-generation farmers. We named it Booth Family Farm because family is at the heart of everything we do.

Our three boys are growing up here. They help with the cattle, work in the pastures, and are learning what it means to care for the land.

This isn’t just a piece of property. It’s our home. It’s our livelihood. It’s our children’s childhood.

The proposed corridor could bring a 765-kV transmission line approximately 473 feet from our home and through the pastures where our cattle graze. The towers could approach 200 feet tall.

And this land means even more to us because it has been organic for more than 20 years. We have worked hard to care for the soil, pastures and ecosystem that were entrusted to us.

Now we have questions about what construction, the towers, and a permanent easement could mean for our land, our cattle, our home—and most importantly, our children.

I’m a farmer. I’m a mom. I’m not an engineer or a scientist. But I know I have the right to ask questions about something that could permanently change our home and our family’s future.

We understand Wisconsin needs reliable electricity. But rural Wisconsin is not empty space.

These are our homes. Our farms. Our families. Our future.

The public comment period is open through September 7. Please learn about the project, talk to your neighbors, share this post, and make your voice heard. Visit www.no765line.org to start the journey of learning more.

If you’re able to, you can meet with MGS themselves on Thursday, August 27 from 10-1 at Lake Lawn Resort.

We know this is a convenient day or time as families are working and rural Walworth county families are preparing for the fair but I believe that’s one of the reasons MGS selected this week - because many will just be too busy to attend. We need to make time to show up though!

The good news is, it’s early - this is the first wave of information that MGS has sent and is seeking feedback from landowners and community. This hasn’t gone to the PSC yet, and isn’t slated for a formal application submission until early 2027.

Because ultimately, this is about our farm but furthermore, it’s about what kind of Wisconsin we leave for our children.

08/22/2026

This post pretty much sums up our summer. 💚🍀

Whatever you do, DO NOT let your kids join 4H and show animals.

Your summer will be spent in the barn. You will have to spend time together and help each other. You’ll have to learn and grow together. The whole family will learn patience. You will sweat, work hard, possibly yell and overcome it all together. There will be no time for movies, Netflix, tv or tablets. You will instead have to spend time talking to each other and working through problems together like facing fears, building confidence, bracing a lamb, clipping a calf, managing a budget and learning about nutrition.

At the end of the summer, you’ll be soo nervous watching your kids show their project. They will learn how to control their nerves in HARD situations and so will you. They will learn how to win humbly and lose graciously. Your kids will make new friends and learn skills to last them a lifetime.

In the end, you’ll all probably be sad. All the hard work you’ve done all summer is OVER. Projects are done and gone to market. You might even cry TOGETHER. Maybe it’s because you’ll miss the animals or maybe because you’ll miss the late nights together in the barn. It might even be because you are beyond proud of what you have accomplished together.

We only get 10 of these summers together in 4H - don’t waste them ❤️ 🍀

08/02/2026

**Update: Pigs have been claimed!** Thank you!

Hey friends & followers, it’s been a while since we’ve posted anything. The farm is doing great, and beef is always our main focus. Coming to you today to share that Caleb has spent the spring and summer raising two pigs for the Walworth County Fair.

He (and the family!) have been busy raising three steers and two pigs for the fair. We have an amazing livestock sale for our youth, but are limited to only selling two animals. Caleb is choosing to sell his two steers through the auction, which leaves him with his pigs to market directly - he’s choosing this method as he see his parents doing this year round. 🙂

Caleb’s pigs are not pasture raised, or organic but they are raised and cared for by him (and his brothers). They’ve been fed a traditonal diet and walked and bathed almost daily. They are not raised at the home farm where we keep maintain a grain free farm for our grass-fed program.

If you are interested in supporting Caleb, please let us know.

• Processed at Sorg’s on September 8th
• Pick up shortly after within the week or two
• $350 for a whole pig, plus processing paid to Sorg’s.

07/04/2026

Happy 4th of July! Celebrating 250 years of great American agriculture! 🇺🇸

05/10/2026

Happy Mother's Day to the women who lead by example, patiently teach and selflessly care for those around them. We could not be who we are today without you.

01/01/2026

UPDATE #2: Spring is sold out!

UPDATE #1: We only have 1 half or 2 quarters available for June as of 1/1/25 at 10AM.
Beef Reservations Are Now LIVE! 📲

Reservations are officially open on our website! Visit www.boothfamilyfarmwi.com and click the reservation link right at the top of the homepage to start your reservation.

If you’re a new customer, we highly recommend checking out our new Beef Information Customer Buying Guide—it covers everything you need to know before reserving and purchasing.
https://tinyurl.com/BFFCustomerBuyingGuide

Lastly, if you are thinking about getting beef for the spring, please reserve soon. Our customers from the past two years & our email subscriber list received early access.

Thank you for supporting Booth Family Farm. We’re grateful for each of you and look forward to feeding your families this year!