ForEvergreen Farms Homestead LLC

10/23/2026

🤷🏼‍♀️hes not wrong🫶🏻

10/21/2026

🐶 10 sweet puppies want furever homes! 🐾 🎀 are girls, 👔 are boys

Our babies are officially 5 weeks old! ❤️ They’re growing like crazy, getting more independent, and starting to wean off Mama (5 weeks and independent, these are going to be great dogs!!) They’ll be ready to go to their new homes starting at 6 weeks old 10/27. They are all eating solid food wonderfully and ready for the transition! Btw GREAT HALLOWEEN BOO BASKET STUFFER🎃🧡🧡

Before they leave us, they will have their first round of puppy shots and a dewormer. Their new families will need to continue their puppy vaccine and deworming schedules to make sure they grow up happy and healthy! 🩺🐾

We simply asking their “rehoming” be the cost of their shots. We just want to find them loving homes where they’ll be cared for and loved as much as they are here!

They’re Heinz 57, a little bit of everything, and a whole lot of cuteness! 🐕❤️

Please message us if you’re interested in giving one of these babies a forever home, and feel free to share! 🏡

10/15/2026

Cranberry Sauce is back! With or without cranberry chunks!

10/12/2026

Farmher 👩🏼‍🌾

10/12/2026

We love all the egg requests and we will try to fill them as soon as we can…but just a little reminder, we lost 9 chickens…which is 9 eggs a day… and 63 a week😩 please be patient with us! 🫶🏻🫶🏻 we appreciate all your support!

10/11/2026

New ewe who dis😂😂?? Marty🩵

Our newest Katahdin ewe

10/11/2026

We will be there this weekend! It will be our last vendor market I have set!

Here are the fall dates for the market! If you are interested in a spot please reach out!

10/09/2026

PUPDATE! Cuteness overload!!

Boys 💙🩵💚💚💚❤️
Girls 🩷🧡💛💜

10/08/2026

I cannot stress enough the importance of having a good farm dog. 🐕‍🦺

Our farm dog isn’t perfect. She has her quirks, she gets into things, and she definitely isn’t some perfectly trained livestock guardian dog. 😂 But she DOES do her job.

Unfortunately, when she had her puppies, we brought her inside because they were so little and I wanted to make absolutely sure they were safe and well cared for. And while I completely believe that was the right decision for her and her puppies at the time, I’ve also learned just how much work she was quietly doing outside.

Since she’s been inside, we have now lost NINE chickens to coyotes and hawks.

NINE. 😡

It really opens ones eyes to how much protection a farm dog provides that you sometimes forget or don’t even realize you’re getting. When she’s outside, predators think twice about coming around. There is movement, barking, presence, and a dog who considers this farm her territory.

Having a farm dog isn’t a replacement for good fencing, secure coops, or being responsible with your animals. But there is something to be said for having another set of eyes—and a set of teeth—out there watching over everything.

Our girl may not be perfect, but she has proven to us that she has a purpose here. ❤️

I think sometimes you don’t truly appreciate what something does for your farm until it’s suddenly not there.

Needless to say… we are very ready for Momma to get back to work. 😂🐕‍🦺🐓🌾

10/07/2026

With this weather change, your girl is starting to get her groove back!
We have a vendor market with our church this weekend and next weekend we will do the Floyd farmers market and then we will stop markets for the year! It’s filling and sauce season, I will be posting many sauces and fillings, especially the all-time favorite cranberry sauce with or without cranberry chunks, and all the pie fillings. We will also have changes in price! Keep a lookout!