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Littlefoot Farm We’re an against the grain homeschooling family milking cows, raising sheep, meat rabbits, and Muscovy ducks.

Running off raw milk, sunshine, and dreams. 💛🥛

Central and mid coastal Maine rat dog services
Limited Herd Share availability

We’re stepping away from all social media affective immediately. Animals and equipment for sale. -5.5 month old polled j...
10/01/2026

We’re stepping away from all social media affective immediately.

Animals and equipment for sale.

-5.5 month old polled jersey shorthorn a2a2 heifer
-6 month old polled hojo/angus steer
-2 year old polled a2a2 jersey heifer due in March with a polled Hereford. Blood test confirmed.
-Golden comet pullets just starting to lay. Hatched 4/20/26
-1.5 year old hens. Multicolored layers. Mixed breeds.
-Muscovy ducks. Adults and ducklings.
-cages
-fencing
-Everything left will be at the Amish auction in Whitefield on 10/10. Details below.

Please call or text 207-215-5921 with any questions or inquiries. Leave a message-we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

We will not be answering any Facebook messages.

Herd Share will continue to run as normal.

Rat dog services are still available.

Thanks for supporting us through the years.
We truly appreciate it 💛

I never thought I’d jump aboard “Team Sheep”, but here we are. Tender like young beef, and very mild in flavor. We plan ...
09/28/2026

I never thought I’d jump aboard “Team Sheep”, but here we are.

Tender like young beef, and very mild in flavor. We plan to grow a couple past the year old mark just to see how the flavor profile changes and matures. So far, we utilize lamb more often than beef.

I’ve personally never been a fan of commercially raised lamb sold by large chain suppliers. Katahdin sheep were a game changer for us. There is no comparison between the two. I was prepared to turn my nose up upon cooking, and it NEVER happened. 👏🏻 Finally, a cut of lamb that didn’t taste like fiber sheep, well…smell. IYKYK.

If you’ve ever been on the fence about trying lamb, try the Katahdin’s. Find a local farm and taste what you’ve been missing. As for us, we’ll have 2 available in December. I know we won’t be going without lamb in the freezer this winter, or any winter here after.







🍁 If I had to pick a favorite season, it would forever be FALL.
09/19/2026

🍁 If I had to pick a favorite season, it would forever be FALL.



Lily At 20 weeks old, this Leo x Luna junior doe, is weighing in at 8 pounds 2oz. She’s bred to Blue for her maiden litt...
09/06/2026

Lily

At 20 weeks old, this Leo x Luna junior doe, is weighing in at 8 pounds 2oz. She’s bred to Blue for her maiden litter and due 10/6. She HATES to be posed but she carries a nice wide set loin and has amazing depth. She looks sweet but she’s just as spicy as her mother. We have high hopes for this junior doe as she’s ranked first out of her litter. I’m over here secretly hoping for a litter of straight chocolates 🤞🏻

Introducing Blue! This hunk of a buck was born mid February, and he’ll be siring our Rex litters this fall into winter. ...
09/06/2026

Introducing Blue!

This hunk of a buck was born mid February, and he’ll be siring our Rex litters this fall into winter. His pedigree is impressive and really adds to our fur quality. His first pairing with Chippy resulted in 10 kits and they’re all thriving at 2.5 weeks old.

Upcoming full Rex litters:

Blue x Lily(Opal): due 10/6
Blue x Bell(castor): due 10/7
Blue x Peaches(broken amber): due 10/7

09/06/2026

Someone was more than happy to help clean up from rabbit processing day. Anyone who underestimates these dogs is a fool. That’s an adult rabbit head and he crushed it with one bite. The ducklings know who keeps them safe they happily play close to Faolan without a care in the world. He is the definition of FAFO. 🙌🏻









It’s beginning to feel like my favorite time of year 🌻
09/06/2026

It’s beginning to feel like my favorite time of year 🌻

We’ve put over 200 jars on the shelf in the past two weeks 👏🏻👏🏻 The cucumbers are still coming in astonishing amounts an...
09/05/2026

We’ve put over 200 jars on the shelf in the past two weeks 👏🏻👏🏻 The cucumbers are still coming in astonishing amounts and the tomatoes are starting to ripen slowly. Our first batch of sauce was 33 pints and 2 quarts and our family needs at least triple that amount to make it through until next year’s tomato harvest. Of all things we can, tomatoes are my least favorite. Oh how I loathe peeling tomatoes…The only time my jars ever break are when they’re full of sauce 🫠

This drought in Maine has really shortened the season on quite a few types of produce. Our garden is feeling the heat! Peppers so dry they’re falling off the plant and our beets are puny compared to last year.

So what is your favorite thing to can, or your least favorite?




We’re looking for glass canning jars and fresh unsprayed produce!Half pints & pints preferably, but open to quarts. Happ...
09/05/2026

We’re looking for glass canning jars and fresh unsprayed produce!

Half pints & pints preferably, but open to quarts.

Happy to trade 😉

-Canned goods
-Raw a2a2 milk or products
-Frozen meats
-Meat rabbits
-Dried herbs
-Dried medicinal plants
-Tea ingredients
-Muscovy ducks and ducklings
-Frozen black elderberries
-Frozen wild Maine blueberries

We’re always open to barter so reach out with what you have and let’s chat. We’ve got lots beyond the list!

Black Elderberries! Frozen- ready to use. Limited quantities available. 1 pound: $155 pounds: $65
08/26/2026

Black Elderberries!

Frozen- ready to use.
Limited quantities available.

1 pound: $15
5 pounds: $65


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Jefferson, ME
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