Hidden Canyon Farm

Hidden Canyon Farm Hidden Canyon Farm (HCF), owned by Steve and Sue Olson, was established in May 2006. We raise predominately Angus/Red Angus cattle with a few baldies/red necks.

We market feeder calves, heifers, bulls, and freezer beef under BQA protocols. After a long career with USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service, Steve Olson returned to up State New York to raise beef cattle after his retirement with his wife Sue and two sons (Jay and Justin). Hidden Canyon Farm (HCF) is located north of Lyons, NY between the cities of Syracuse and Rochester, NY. Hidden Canyon Farm is blessed with excellent soils capable of yielding lush pastures, abundant hay crops and high yielding grain crops. Currently, Hidden Canyon Farm boasts one of the best commercial beef cattle herds in Western New York. The beef herd, consisting mostly Black Angus along with several Polled Hereford and Red Angus cows, yield steer and heifer calves that are fed high energy grains and hay until ready for market. Teamed with his wife Sue, Steve intends to expand production of beef for a growing local freezer trade business and to supply the Northeast Family Farm (NEFF) and the Rosenkrans Natural Beef program.

Betta and I was so proud of Petie and Maggie tonight. I did not video them as I didn't know how it would go. We had a to...
09/11/2026

Betta and I was so proud of Petie and Maggie tonight. I did not video them as I didn't know how it would go. We had a total of 4 calves that somehow were not around the herd when I let them in the new pasture. I had shut the gate. Well, we got two in right away as the mommies were near the gate. But the other 2 were in the farthest pasture as the cows were across the fence in the far pasture, by where I had fell. We managed to push them down to the west pasture, but were standing in mud that I didn't dare drive the gator through it. So I told Maggie and Petie to go get them. They were able to push the two calves through the mud and up to where we go push them further with the gator. So proud of them! We also had a tree fall on the fence today. đŸ˜’

09/11/2026

The cows got their way, on to the OFF pastures for while.

Checking the silage corn, we got it in later this spring due to wet weather plus not a lot of 100 degree growing days. T...
09/10/2026

Checking the silage corn, we got it in later this spring due to wet weather plus not a lot of 100 degree growing days. The ears are drying down, but the stalks are as gree as they can be. Looking like another 10 to 14 days to go.

Took this picture this morning checking cows. The morning sun is just coming up over the trees to the east.
09/10/2026

Took this picture this morning checking cows. The morning sun is just coming up over the trees to the east.

Yes, I broke down and picked some more tomatoes. Not sure what I will do with them. Then the girls helped me start digg...
09/08/2026

Yes, I broke down and picked some more tomatoes. Not sure what I will do with them. Then the girls helped me start digging pototoes. I think we are half done.

09/07/2026

Caught Eva giving Moby some loving this morning. Billie tried to photo bomb the moment.

Bo told me that he and Eva are in love, only a fence separates them. Well Bo, since we were going to remove you from the...
09/06/2026

Bo told me that he and Eva are in love, only a fence separates them. Well Bo, since we were going to remove you from the girls tomorrow you can hang out with Eva, Indy, and Billie for awhile. And yes Eva is in heat!

Went and checked my squash and pumpkins to see what kind of crop that I will have. Looks like I will have plenty of spa...
09/05/2026

Went and checked my squash and pumpkins to see what kind of crop that I will have. Looks like I will have plenty of spaghetti, acorn, sunshine, buttercup, Delcatica, and butternut squash. However, when looking at the squash I noticed this large speckled squash, I do not know what they are, anyone have a guess? I have quite a few pumkins and I did not even go to the end of that area.

The cows are enjoying the cooler weather.
09/04/2026

The cows are enjoying the cooler weather.

09/04/2026

They always think the grass is always greener on the other side of the gate!

Address

3041 Layton St Road
Lyons, NY
14489

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 3pm
Tuesday 9am - 3pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm
Friday 9am - 3pm
Saturday 9am - 3pm

Telephone

(315) 871-9993

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