First Light Farm

First Light Farm We are a first-generation farm working to produce pastured-raised, grass-fed animals that grow in a manner that honor God’s perfect designs.

09/29/2026

After just two weeks the chicks were ready to be moved out of the brooder and into their pasture shelter. It is enjoyable every time to see them immediately begin eating grass and chasing bugs; even though they have never seen either until today. The cows were also moved this morning into a new paddock that was nearby. Pearl wandered our way while munching her breakfast.

09/22/2026

Enjoying a few leaves to round out some nutritional needs during this dry spell

Chick day!  It comes twice a year and is always fun to see these fluffy yellow balls run around and stretch their legs. ...
09/14/2026

Chick day! It comes twice a year and is always fun to see these fluffy yellow balls run around and stretch their legs. They will be in this brooder for 2-3 weeks then out onto the pasture

Gratitude.  It has been a hot and dry summer.  We started feeding hay a month ago to the cows and the pastures have been...
09/12/2026

Gratitude. It has been a hot and dry summer. We started feeding hay a month ago to the cows and the pastures have been struggling. But today we were blessed with a nice rain that felt like the grip of this drought was loosening.
We are thankful for the rain these clouds brought and the color they added to the sunset.

We set up a free community library out by our farm stand today!Stop by and pick up a book; or drop off one you would lik...
08/25/2026

We set up a free community library out by our farm stand today!
Stop by and pick up a book; or drop off one you would like to pass along to a neighbor

Each day we supplement the chickens feed and forage with a mix of grains as a treat.  To maximize the nutrition, we add ...
08/18/2026

Each day we supplement the chickens feed and forage with a mix of grains as a treat. To maximize the nutrition, we add water and let them soak in the sun for twenty-four hours. The heat and sugars in the grains cause them to ferment and soften a great deal. The wet, soft grains are easier for the chickens to digest and sneaks in a little more water with their diet in this heat.
Our one-legged hen, Judy Hopps, gets her daily allowance fed by hand before the others move in to get some.

The Farmer Veteran Coalition is an exceptional organization committed to helping veterans succeed in agriculture.  As pa...
07/25/2026

The Farmer Veteran Coalition is an exceptional organization committed to helping veterans succeed in agriculture. As part of the 250 celebration, they featured 250 farms around America run by veterans. We are honored to have been selected as part of the list.
You can view the entire directory at the link below:
https://farmvetco.org/resources/america-250-celebration-directory/

We welcomed four new calves to the farm this week.  Three white ones and a black baldy; still trying out a few names.
07/01/2026

We welcomed four new calves to the farm this week. Three white ones and a black baldy; still trying out a few names.

We set up a farm stand complete with eggs, plants, baked goods and embroidery plus more in the making!Come visit at 7064...
06/24/2026

We set up a farm stand complete with eggs, plants, baked goods and embroidery plus more in the making!

Come visit at 7064 FM 429 Kaufman, Texas 75142

These three pictures show one of our steers, Harold.  He came to the farm in November of 2024 and will go to the butcher...
06/21/2026

These three pictures show one of our steers, Harold. He came to the farm in November of 2024 and will go to the butcher this week. As a spring of 2024 calf, this means he took just over two years to achieve the proper weight; eating only the grass we grew on our farm and hay from just down the road.

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Kaufman, TX
75142

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