Epic Pastures

02/14/2026

We are excited to introduce a limited run of our newest product: decorated sugar cookies!

Three hand-decorated mini-sugar cookies, wrapped and ready to gift, $5 each
Single mini-sugar cookies favors, individually wrapped, $2 each
Limited quantities • Contact for Pick-Up

02/02/2026

02/01/2026

What’s it mean if you have all of your ducks but they’re in two rows?

01/15/2026

This evening’s chores came with the best view.

01/11/2026

When the topic is soil, we’re all in.

01/10/2026

Serving the farming community and learning at the same time. 💚 Volunteering at Virginia Association of Biological Farming (VABF) aligns perfectly with our farm’s priorities: healthy animals and living soils.

01/06/2026

No filters, just farming.

01/05/2026

Our New Year’s resolution is to move more…
move our animals more, that is.

Rotationally moving our sheep and birds across pasture does incredible things for their health—and for our soils. It’s a relationship nature evolved over millennia, and one we’re committed to honoring here on our farm.

More movement. Healthier land. Happier animals. That’s our big hairy sheep goal for the year.” 🐑🌱

01/01/2026

Cluck, cluck, hooray- it’s 2026! Our flock is already getting a jump on the future, and so are we! We're incredibly excited about all the innovative plans taking root for 2026.

We're laying the groundwork for a truly transformative year, and we can't wait to share more with you soon!

01/01/2026

From our Flock to Yours 🐑

As the year closes, we’re grateful for healthy sheep, open pastures, and everyone following along with us on this epic journey. Wishing you an abundant and happy New Year’s Eve.

12/31/2025

From 7 ducks to a dream come true. ✨

Looking back at this timeline, it’s hard to believe Epic Pastures officially began just two and a half years ago in August of 2023. What started with a small group of Muscovy ducks has grown into the beginnings of a thriving ecosystem of Katahdin sheep, ducks and chickens, orchard, hoop house, and market garden.

These last two years were massive for us:

✅ Launched our vegetable & jam sales at the Farmville Farmer’s Market

✅ Welcomed our Katahdin sheep

✅ Hosted our very first farm tour!

We’ve cleared old diseased timber, prepared land for pasture, built infrastructure, and learned more than we ever thought possible. To everyone who bought a jar of jam or visited us this year—thank you for being part of our history. ❤️

Here’s to more growth in 2026! Happy New Year! 🥂