Legacy Farms

Legacy Farms From our pasture to your plate, we’re proud to provide local, homegrown goodness. 🐖🌾

Legacy Farms | Mansfield, MO
We’re a small family farm in Mansfield, Missouri, raising quality Herford Hogs and sharing the best of our harvest through our farm stand.

PRICE DROP $400 takes these baby’s home!! Will deliver please share
02/27/2026

PRICE DROP $400 takes these baby’s home!! Will deliver please share

Socks & Mountain are ready for their next adventureThese sweet Nigerian Dwarf doelings will be one year old in June. The...
02/24/2026

Socks & Mountain are ready for their next adventure
These sweet Nigerian Dwarf doelings will be one year old in June. They’ve been raised together and must go to their new home as a pair.
$500 for the pair (OBO).
Located in Mansfield can deliver Message for details!

Spots are filling slowly be sure to get yours today
02/11/2026

Spots are filling slowly be sure to get yours today

10 month old Kune Kune gilt, super friendly. She will sit and lay with treats. We bought her for an event at church. She...
02/08/2026

10 month old Kune Kune gilt, super friendly. She will sit and lay with treats. We bought her for an event at church. She just doesn’t fit into our commercial farm. She would make a great addition to your farm! She is also electric fence trained.

$200, will deliver

02/08/2026

10 month old Kune Kune gilt, super friendly. She will sit and lay with treats. We bought her for an event at church. She just doesn’t fit into our commercial farm. She would make a great addition to your farm! She is also electric fence trained.

$200, will deliver.

New genetics coming for our spring litters
01/26/2026

New genetics coming for our spring litters

01/26/2026

Why an Outdoor Wood Furnace Makes Sense in Southern Missouri

1. Wood is everywhere
We’ve got timber, storm-damaged trees, fence-row cleanups, and sawmill slabs all over the Ozarks. An outdoor wood furnace lets you turn what you already have into heat instead of buying propane or electricity.

2. Cuts heating bills big time
Heating with wood can seriously reduce or even eliminate winter propane and electric bills—especially in older farmhouses, shops, and barns that are expensive to heat any other way.

3. Keeps the mess outside
No ash, bark, smoke, or bugs in the house. All the mess stays outdoors, which is a huge win for farm families and folks with kids or livestock traffic in and out.

4. One furnace, multiple uses
You can heat:
• Your house
• A shop or barn
• Greenhouses
• Domestic hot water

That’s huge for farms, homesteads, and rural properties like we have around here.

5. Reliable during outages
Ice storms, wind, and heavy snow knock power out every winter in southern Missouri. An outdoor wood furnace keeps running even when the grid doesn’t—peace of mind you can’t put a price on.

6. Handles Missouri winters well
Our winters aren’t brutal like up north, but they’re long, damp, and cold. Outdoor wood furnaces thrive in that steady-burn environment without needing constant babysitting.

7. Long burn times
Load it once or twice a day instead of feeding a stove every few hours. That’s a big deal when you’ve got livestock chores, kids, or a full workday.

8. Adds independence
You’re not tied to fuel deliveries, price spikes, or utility companies. For a lot of Ozark families, that self-reliance matters.

9. Great for land management
Cleaning up deadfall and thinning timber improves pasture, reduces fire risk, and puts heat in your home—nothing wasted.

10. Built for rural life
Outdoor wood furnaces are tough, simple, and made for folks who work outside and don’t want delicate systems that fail when things get muddy, icy, or rough.

Processing day landed right in the middle of the snowstorm, but no worries we were able to get all the hogs to the proce...
01/26/2026

Processing day landed right in the middle of the snowstorm, but no worries we were able to get all the hogs to the processor this morning without any issues. Just a little pre-chilled thanks to the weather.

2025 was a year for the books here at legacy farms! We have done so much in the last year, and we couldn’t have done it ...
01/01/2026

2025 was a year for the books here at legacy farms! We have done so much in the last year, and we couldn’t have done it without yall! So thank you!!

12/30/2025

We have a few gilts left over from a breeding project we decided not to move forward with.

We are offering $20 to anyone who refers someone that buys one of these remaining gilts.

They were processed at Williams Meat Company and processing cost was $1.55 per pound on the hoof

If you know someone who may be interested, please send them our way.

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Legacy Farms is proud to offer truly free-range, pasture-raised chicken eggs, gathered daily right here on the farm. The...
12/02/2025

Legacy Farms is proud to offer truly free-range, pasture-raised chicken eggs, gathered daily right here on the farm. These eggs have deep golden yolks, incredible flavor, and the kind of freshness you can only get from birds raised the right way.

Prices:
• $4 per dozen
• $6 per 18-count

We run weekly drop-offs in Ava, Mansfield, Norwood, Mountain Grove, Seymour, and Marshfield. You can also pick up at the farm stand anytime it’s convenient for you.

Bring back your previous Legacy Farms carton and we will discount a full dollar off your next purchase to help cover packaging costs and reward you for recycling with us.

If you’d like added to our weekly route or want to reserve cartons ahead of time, just reach out. Fresh eggs are always in season at Legacy Farms.

Address

Mansfield, MO
65704

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 8pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 8pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 8pm
Thursday 7:30am - 8pm
Friday 7:30am - 8pm
Saturday 7:30am - 8pm
Sunday 7:30am - 8pm

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