Bonsall Farms

05/13/2026

Things are headed in a positive direction with Lily ❤️
Its day 3 of this trial and she is still hanging in there. Even better news, her antibiotics come TODAY.

Many of her symptoms have diminished significantly, although she is still significantly ill.
We are hoping the medicine coming today will be another turning point.

Thank you for everyone's thoughts and prayers 🙏

05/11/2026

Update on Lily 🙏

We have moved her to the porch so we can better care for and monitor her closely. We were able to get her seen by a vet via telehealth, and medications have been prescribed that should arrive Thursday. We tried to locate the medication locally, but unfortunately no one has it available.

We are praying she hangs on until then. We’re continuing to monitor her frequently, keep her hydrated, and administer what supportive care we have on hand. Many of her symptoms have improved since this afternoon, but she’s still not out of the woods yet.

Thank you for all the emotional support in this time of need 💜😔

05/11/2026

Please keep Lily in your thoughts and prayers tonight. It’s been a trying weekend overall here at Bonsall Farms, and yesterday Lily became very sick very suddenly. We’re doing everything we can for her and are hoping she pulls through. 🥺❤️

05/10/2026

To all mothers out there today:

Thank you for everything you do. You make the world go around 💗

Today we wish you peace and serenity 🕊 May you be praised like you deserve! 🙏 👸

05/09/2026

We will be open today 11 to 4! Come by to support the farm and pick up something tasty 😋

Trying to keep it healthy? Enjoy one of our farm fresh salads complete with microgreens and housemade dressing. Or indulge with one of our yummy chicken sandwiches and desserts 😁

We are at 299 swamp dr., Hunlock Creek. Our driveway is marked private drive, but dont worry, you can come up 😊

05/07/2026

Look how adorable these handmade cake pops turned out! 🎂✨

Available this weekend at the farm in vanilla and chocolate 🍫💕
Perfect little sweet treats for your Saturday stop by 😊

05/06/2026

We will be open this Saturday 11-4 and Sunday 10-2 and we’d love to see you! 🚚🔥

Come visit the farm and while you're here pick up some fresh food and slow down for a bit. 🐐🌾

The food truck will be open and we will have all our normal fare for sale - farm fresh eggs, pasture-raised pork, chickens, chicks, etc. 🥚 🐣 🍳

Mom gets a free flower on Sunday with purchase! 🌼

Whether you’re stopping by for lunch, checking out the animals, or just looking for a relaxing way to spend part of your weekend — we’ll be here 😊✨

05/05/2026

Think they were pi$$ed 😐

05/03/2026

Today we’re testing samples of our goat cheese crostini — the first course in our seasonal farm-to-table menu for outdoor dining this year. 🥖🌿

We’re proud to be serving PA Farm Show award-winning cheeses from Goat Rodeo Farm & Dairy (Allison Park, PA) 🐐✨ — known for their incredible variety and quality.

Chèvre is a fresh, soft, spreadable goat cheese with a bright, slightly citrusy flavor that pairs beautifully with both sweet and savory ingredients 🥰

Each plate will feature three crostini, all served on our homemade artisan bread:
• Chèvre, local honey, fresh thyme & pecan 🍯🌿
• “Hootenanny” gouda with sautéed shallots & chives 🧅🌱
• Rosemary goat cheese with balsamic, tomato & basil 🍅🌿

Outdoor dining reservations are available in July on ward — reach out for availability! ✨🔥

05/02/2026

Testing out our recipies for next weekend and this one’s built right 🤤🔥

Made from scratch, top to bottom—our homemade sundried tomato basil aioli, rosemary garlic focaccia, topped with mild provolone, fresh lettuce, and arugula… all layered over our pasture-raised chicken.

Farm-based food at its best. Simple, intentional, and done the way it should be. 🌿

Available Mother’s Day weekend 💐 Don’t miss this one.

05/01/2026

We previously shared this story and we're happy to share an update: this farmer won his request for draft documents proposed to manage agrotourism and short term stays that Berks County Twp refused to share.

Two separate state level entities ruled that the township hand over the documents: the Office of Open Records, then by appeal a judge in the Court of Common Pleas. The farmer and citizens spent at least $5k in legal fees, and the township at least $3.8k of TAXPAYER money fighting this request.

Question is: why? Why did it have to get to this point?

As pointed out by the farmer: "Individually, it's costing us money, and then, through no control of our own, our tax money is being wasted fighting against ourselves"

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A records dispute in Berks County cost thousands and, according to one transparency expert, shows flaws in Pa.'s open records system.