Circle H Farm

Circle H Farm Small Homestead farm offering Equine Massage Therapy, fresh free range organic eggs and produce.

With the loss of our sweetest matriarch Darrah we gained a young momma and her baby to the farm. Meet Caroline and Cric...
05/28/2025

With the loss of our sweetest matriarch Darrah we gained a young momma and her baby to the farm. Meet Caroline and Cricket. The first barn cats to Circle H. We are hoping that these girls will help reduce the pest population and be extraordinary barn companions. They are currently under quarantine till they are spayed and have adjusted to our farm.

The girls are back home. Prim went and started her big girl training with Weston Detienne and little miss Calypso “Lyps...
12/09/2024

The girls are back home. Prim went and started her big girl training with Weston Detienne and little miss Calypso “Lyps” is our newest sweet addition. Both brought safely home by Proffitt Equine Transportation.

12/06/2024

For my lovely egg customers that ask why Chickens lay fewer eggs in the winter it’s for a number of reasons, including:

Shorter days: Chickens need at least 12–16 hours of light per day to lay eggs. In the winter, there are fewer hours of natural daylight, so chickens' pineal glands don't sense enough light to trigger their reproductive systems.

Colder weather: Chickens may slow down or stop laying eggs to conserve energy and stay warm. It takes a lot of calories to produce an egg, and those calories are needed to keep warm.

Molting: The end of the fall molt can disrupt a chicken's laying cycle.

Some breeds stop laying: Some breeds are adapted to stop laying in the winter.

With that being said I have put a daylight lamp in the coup to help with the extra missing daylight hours and it is helping.

Some projects in the works new room added to coop for the new hens to grow then integrate with no issues to the flock an...
11/25/2024

Some projects in the works new room added to coop for the new hens to grow then integrate with no issues to the flock and new entry way to the new outdoor stall space for the kids.

Morning update from the farm. We are all including animals safe. Once again as of right now we were spared from losing...
10/10/2024

Morning update from the farm. We are all including animals safe. Once again as of right now we were spared from losing power. Shout out and lots of praise to our lineman who work tirelessly. After a brief walk through fence line is all still up, but will be going through more thoroughly later in the day to make sure all boards and fence are still secured. Two of the four hay huts took a turn out in the pastures so note to future self secure them better next round. Only lost one small top of tree in one pasture. The biggest hit for us was right before dark one of our tall cedars snapped in half and just dropped hitting nothing of consequence, praise the lord. But other than that I have full confidence that we prepped really well. No initial damage to buildings observed yet but once the light is better we will be able to look at roofs to see if we lost and shingles. Mother Nature was not as kind to our neighbors south of us so many prayers for their safety as they will have to rebuild all they lost.

Address

123 SW Obee Ridge Road
Dunnellon, FL
34431

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 6pm
Thursday 7:30am - 6pm
Friday 7:30am - 6pm
Saturday 7:30am - 6pm
Sunday 7:30am - 6pm

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