Auteberry Farms

Auteberry Farms Auteberry Farms is a veteran-owned, family-operated farm located in Longview, IL. We also breed a variety of Peafowl. NPIP certified #1511

We offer handcrafted goat milks soap, all natural muscle balm, farm fresh pasture raised eggs, and seasonal produce. We are a small Family farm, Veteran owned, and Women operated. We created this little farm as our passion with hopes to help with our food cost while sharing our creations and passions with others.

My 2 year old Steel has got his very 1st big boy feather!
05/08/2026

My 2 year old Steel has got his very 1st big boy feather!

When s*xing young peafowl it can be difficult, but here are a few visuals and tips that can help. 🦚 The Indian blue wil...
05/06/2026

When s*xing young peafowl it can be difficult, but here are a few visuals and tips that can help.

🦚 The Indian blue wild type peafowl are born brown with black markings and develope their distinguishing features between 2-5 months of age.

Male Indian Blue Wild Type Peafowl
•Barring on their wings and back
•Pin stripe chest feathers
•Longer legs

Female Indian Blue Wild Type Peafowl
•No barring on wings or back
•Scalloped or U shaped chest feathers

🦚 The Black Shoulder peafowl are born white with a tan-pink hue on their wings and develop their distinguishing features between 2-5 months of age.

Male Black Shoulder Peafowl
•Feathers will develope color and start to form a triangle or diamond pattern on the back feathers

Female Black Shoulder Peafowl
•Feathers will start to get color on their back, but will remain diffused with no specific pattern.

🦚 The White and Silver pied peafowl are the most difficult to determine s*x due to lack of color and pattern variation. Therefore you have to rely on the shape of the tail feathers. This can sometimes take up to 9-12 months before it is distinguishable.

Male White Peafowl
•The tail will be shapped like a Maple leaf🍁
•There will be whispy or frilly feathers in the tail

Female White Peafowl
•Tail will be rounded
•No frilly or whispy feathers
•Generally shorter than males

Below are some pictures that can help put visuals with what I have stated above. If you have any questions please feel free to ask.

Some pictures are mine, others I have pulled from Google and Facebook for the education of this post.

First 2 peachicks of the year, moving to the brooder house. They are both Blackshoulders. I'm excited to see if they wil...
05/05/2026

First 2 peachicks of the year, moving to the brooder house. They are both Blackshoulders. I'm excited to see if they will be purples or Indian blues.

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05/04/2026

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Come see us and many more Awesome Vendors, at the Tuscola Farmers Market this Wednesday, May 6th from 5-7 pm next to the Tuscola Community Building!

Auteberry Farms
The 605 Home bakery
Simply Homemade For You
Route Irish Roasting Company
Prairie Feather Designs
The hour house base program
Root to remedy
Danis cozy book nook
Joes snow shack
The Lemonade Stand
Friends of walnut point state park
Victoria Kathleen photography
Deezs Ts
Josh Wilson bulk cleaning supplies
KP soaps
Annalee cosmetics
Diamond roots
Cle chic
Mud rock apiary
Layered Midwest design studio
Sweet Jeans gluten-free bakery
Alexander Seasonings
Plant Some Kindness

🥚 Farm Fresh Pasture Raised Eggs Available! 🥚$4/dozen I currently have 6 dozen washed and 6 dozen unwashed.
05/04/2026

🥚 Farm Fresh Pasture Raised Eggs Available! 🥚

$4/dozen

I currently have 6 dozen washed and 6 dozen unwashed.

05/04/2026

1st peachicks of the year hatching now!

This view of them always makes me think of a wedding dress train.
05/03/2026

This view of them always makes me think of a wedding dress train.

05/02/2026

Did you know that peafowl will shake their feathers during their mating dance to better attract a mate? It increases the experience of the show for the ladies by catching different shades of light or iridescense to change the color of the "oculi" or eye feathers.

This poor guy however only has 1 colored feather, but the ladies don't seem to mind as so far all of the eggs have been fertile.

05/01/2026

Peacocks will yell out when they see a predator over head or near by, or just before they mate sometimes they will yell out as well, but did you know they also respond to loud noises. In this circumstance they were responding to a golf cart horn.🥰😆🦚

If you missed us yesterday, we'll be at the Tuscola Farmers Market this coming Wednesday, May 6th from 5-7pm there will ...
04/30/2026

If you missed us yesterday, we'll be at the Tuscola Farmers Market this coming Wednesday, May 6th from 5-7pm there will be alot of other great vendors there as well.

Auteberry Farms
The 605 Home bakery
Simply Homemade For You
Route Irish Roasting Company
Prairie Feather Designs
The hour house base program
Root to remedy
Danis cozy book nook
Joes snow shack
The Lemonade Stand
Friends of walnut point state park
Victoria Kathleen photography
Deezs Ts
Josh Wilson bulk cleaning supplies
KP soaps
Annalee cosmetics
Diamond roots
Cle chic
Mud rock apiary
Layered Midwest design studio
Sweet Jeans gluten-free bakery
Alexander Seasonings
Plant Some Kindness

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