Mustardseed livestock LLC

10/17/2026

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09/17/2026

When Wyoming passed the historic Wyoming Food Freedom Act in 2015, government regulators and skeptics warned of an impending public health disaster, predicting that deregulation would trigger a wave of widespread foodborne illness. Instead, the catastrophic health emergency NEVER ARRIVED. Over a decade later, there has not been a single documented outbreak tied to the law, proving that neighbors can safely buy raw milk, farm-fresh eggs, and homemade meals directly from neighbors without bureaucratic overreach. The program has been a massive economic success, causing the number of local farmers’ markets to soar by nearly 70%, creating vital income for hundreds of rural families, and serving as a triumphant blueprint for “food freedom”. This undeniable success has sparked a nationwide movement, inspiring states like Montana, North Dakota, Utah, and Maine to pass their own versions of the law and empower home kitchens across America.

Check out the comments section for the full benefits of this programs and let us know your personal experience/preference—have you or would you buy homemade food? 🤔

09/13/2026

Can't think of a better surprise then finding a giant spider on the floor!! 😖

09/08/2026

Truth!!

08/18/2026

Tougher than the season that tried to break her. 🔫

07/05/2026

Happy Fourth of July from our farm to your family!

06/18/2026

06/15/2026

😂 some truth to this

05/31/2026

Praying for a fellow dairyman 🙏❤️‍🩹

Some of you may have heard, many of you likely have not. I've waited to share until I had...well...better news than what I thought I was going to have.

On Tuesday (5/26) my dad was involved in a terrible farm accident. We were spot planting corn, meaning we were taking the planter through some spots in the fields where the corn was thin. At the same time, we were trying to use up leftover seed, which meant a lot of getting in and out of the tractor to shuffle seed from unit to unit. My dad was in the side by side, and I was in the tractor. Dad was following me in the side by side and when the planter ran out, he and I would get out of our respective cabs, go the the planter, and refill/shuffle seed. Then, he'd go back to the side by side parked behind the planter and I'd go back to the tractor and take off. We did this 3 or 4 times with no issues, it's a pretty routine thing we do each year.

Unfortunately, the 5th time did not go as planned. We shuffled seed around and he started back to the side by side and I started back to the tractor. Unbeknownst to me, he turned around on his way back to the side by side and for some reason ended up in front of the planter (I truly don't know why). Not knowing this, I took off. A bit later, I looked in there mirror and there he was...laying on the ground.

I have to type this out because I won't make it through a video. I thought I killed him. I truly don't know what happened. I called 911 immediately and held him until they got there. He was stabilized miraculously in Manchester and was life-flighted to University of Iowa hospital (there's a beautiful story in there for another post)

So that was Tuesday. Today is Friday. For the first time, we were able to speak to one another. His first words to me were "Thank you". He's undergone significant surgeries, has many broken bones but somehow by God's grace there is no major organ damage. Which if you saw what I saw in the field, it should be impossible.

We are far from out of the woods, but today was a huge step in getting his breathing tube out and breathing on his own - but he needs to do that for the next 18 hours for the Dr's to call it a success. The next big milestone is Monday. He has a surgery to repair some fractured vertebrate. Again, somehow there is no spinal cord damage, he can wiggle all his toes and fingers and can hold our hands.

We have seen so, so many prayers answered. Please join us in continuing to pray for my dad. His name is Richard.

I'm sure you understand we won't be posting for a while. Teeg will be helping me out by posting Sunday's YouTube video, which I am only posting because I'm hoping it will give my dad something to watch once he is recovered.

Thank you, Lord.

05/27/2026

We are operating at full capacity in our milk production and are delighted to welcome new customers! Our raw cow's milk is available in quart, half-gallon, and gallon sizes . We also offer butter and cream by the quart. Please give us a call if you’re interested in trying any of our products.

Stephanie @ 307-575-7104 or [email protected]