Oliver Farms

04/27/2026

Incase anyone wants to try this 😊

04/27/2026

Now that its warming up.. and the sun is out ☀️

Tattooed Farmers Daughter Sun Balm SPF25
Unscented, Coconut (fragrance oil) and Vanilla and Lime 😎 available in the farm store

04/24/2026

Lady delivered her calf this morning... Hunter checked and it's a girl 🤩

04/24/2026

Our cows are on grass 😆

Sidenote Hunters background music 🎶 we don't own the rights 🙄 so the fb police don't flag our post

03/07/2026

Lambs... lambs... everywhere there's lambs 😳
1 set of Triplets
3 sets of twins
And 1 solo.... so far 🤣

02/03/2026

PSA
Milk quantities are low today. Already have had a handful of people. Wait until tomorrow if you can

01/24/2026

It’s a cold one here in Wisconsin today—temperatures well into the negative 30s snd 40s with windchill. If you scroll social media, you’ll see schools closed and businesses adjusting hours, and for good reason. It’s bitter. It’s dangerous.

But for farmers, the work doesn’t stop. The farmers who feed America don’t get a day off because of weather—the job just gets harder. Farming is a lifestyle we chose and a lifestyle we love, but it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. Days like today come with worry—wondering if we’re doing enough, if we’re doing it right, wishing we could bring every animal inside where it’s warm.

And yet, it still amazes me how incredibly hardy these animals are. So while you’re cozy at home enjoying a hot meal, think of the farmers waking up early to milk, to feed, to check livestock multiple times a day—making sure their animals are as comfortable as possible.

Thank a farmer. From our small farm to others braving this cold, we’re thinking of you. And hey… at least the mosquitoes are dying—or so I like to believe.

01/24/2026

Just a little history ❤️ October 2001

My dad passed a few years back... in 2013 due to a family conflict we moved next door from the main farm (now run conventional 😢) to continue with the cowshare program.

01/24/2026

Even though my father was deemed the grandfather of raw milk in Michigan by many of the Healthy Traditions network people...

I can't understand why this has brought so much controversy. We have literally provided raw milk to families since 1999.

I have concerns allowing anyone with a homestead and a cow to "sell" raw milk because I believe it does open the door to adverse effects. Cleanliness is key. Cooling the milk as fast as possible thru a plate cooler or water bath is important. There is so many factors involved to provide clean safe raw milk.
My only advice. Know your farmer, visit the farm, ask questions

I had a customer ask me if I was concerned it would hurt our business. We have over 25 years of customers, connections, and caring for cows. I also have a waiting list so I don't share this and chime in for concerns anything more then the safety of everyone involved

🔗 https://l.mlive.com/s0sswx
A Michigan House committee signed off Thursday on a bill package that would amend the state’s ban on raw milk sales, allowing farmers to sell directly to consumers.

01/24/2026

Due to unexpected circumstances and this mornings brutal temperatures
Saturday delivery is delayed.
Please reach out to Allison to confirm if you haven't already received a message
We apologize for any inconvenience.

01/11/2026

Our biweekly Wednesday delivery members 😁 get your orders in.

We will be opening up some cowshares after the 1st of the year. Once everyone either renews or doesn't 🥛🥛🥛 stay tuned 😉

I have room on our Ortonville and Brighton group. Delivery is every other Wednesday
Contact Toni directly for this route 8103561799

01/11/2026

Our friends in Lapeer 🖤 Heather Easton
Doing Sourdough and other baked goods

Welcome to RISE at Easton Homestead!