Little Hood Farms

08/12/2026

We’ve had more people ask recently if we sell our goat milk. It is illegal to sell any dairy product whether that be milk, cheese, butter etc without being a USDA certified dairy and/or retaining permits to sell. The only loophole is an “incidental sell” of raw milk which is where you somehow just happen to be on the farm when I’m milking and buy the milk, but only 9 does may be in milk at one time and there are a few other rules that go along with that. You are NOT allowed to advertise your raw milk at all. Mississippi laws and regulations would not be cost effective for our farm to become a certified dairy. At least not in the season of life we are currently in. A dairy barn with the approved equipment and cooling technology is expensive. Pairing equipment requirements with the majority of our herd being registered Nigerian dwarfs just isn’t worth it. With that being said, we look forward to continuing to serve you with great goat milk soap that gives your skin the ultimate glow up with Farm to Shower. Picture of Moonie, a future milking doe being raised on our farm just because she’s cute!

08/10/2026

07/17/2026

Aella is really upset! Some of her chickens have gone broody, so between that and the heat, we will not have eggs for sell tomorrow at the market! Hopefully next week we will finally be back with it! We apologize for any inconvenience!

07/14/2026

🌼 Faces of the Market

Meet Makel Hood and her family of Little Hood Farms. Alongside her husband, Trevor, and daughter, Aella Faye, you’ll find fresh-cut flowers, farm-fresh eggs, seasonal produce, and Farm to Shower’s clean skincare products, including goat milk soap, body butter, and more at Stall 18. 🚿🧼🐐

📸: Rex Harsin

07/03/2026

Tomorrow we will not have any eggs for sale, however we will have blue berries, flower arrangements, cucumbers, and other produce! As always we will have all the great things Farm to Shower as to offer as well! Y’all come see us tomorrow 8-12 at Tupelo Farmers Market at The Depot!

06/24/2026

Today Rosie and Keeper have earned extra belly rubs and treats! Today a pit decided to visit our farms as an unwelcomed guest. My mom called me in a panic because Rosie had stopped the pit in our driveway. Rosie may be getting up in age, but she was able to pause the threat until Keeper came to back her up. By the time I got down there my mom said they had rocked that pit’s world and he was running down the road with his tail tucked. Today we celebrate no losses from what could have been a detrimental attack on our livestock thanks to these two for doing the job that comes to them through pure instincts! I’m thankful for these guardian angels who always listen and watch out for everyone on the farm!

06/21/2026

It’s always a good day when a new calf is born!

06/14/2026

Some bottle calves never change! Hugamuggle will always be looking for a bottle!

06/12/2026