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Well. August happened.Somewhere between the county fair, the last of the sweet corn, pulling honey in the heat, and gett...
08/31/2026

Well. August happened.

Somewhere between the county fair, the last of the sweet corn, pulling honey in the heat, and getting the kids back to school — the posting fell right off a cliff. I could apologize for going quiet. But that’s just August on a farm: the month that eats you alive and hands you a ribbon on the way out.

Here’s what you missed:
🌽 Sweet corn until we couldn’t stand to look at it
🐝 Late-season honey — bottled, heavy, and worth every sweaty hour in the bee suit
🎡 The fair — Our oldest sold a lamb on the meat animal auction. Plus Cloverbud projects and Little Shepards sheep show.
🎒 Back to school, which means I might actually answer my messages now except I started a new job at my kids school.

Nothing here magically appeared this month, and neither did a single post. But I’m back in the saddle and Tim’s still out of commission with a broken foot.

Thanks for sticking around.

SOLD OUT FOR THE SEASON. 🌽 We are so grateful for the support of our local community as we tried something new for the f...
08/18/2026

SOLD OUT FOR THE SEASON. 🌽

We are so grateful for the support of our local community as we tried something new for the farm. However this is not our first experience with sweet corn. 🌽

Tim previously worked in the vegetable seed industry, working with farmers to choose the best varieties to grow for roadside stands, we knew it was time we tried it for ourselves. 🌽

🌽LIMITED TIME ONLY. We made lemonade from the lemon-of-a-strawberry season that came out of 2026. Our loss is your gain.
08/12/2026

🌽LIMITED TIME ONLY. We made lemonade from the lemon-of-a-strawberry season that came out of 2026. Our loss is your gain.

08/04/2026

The honey is in.

After a whole summer of waiting out the heat and the wildfire smoke, we finally pulled it.

Raw, unheated, unfiltered. Exactly what the bees made, with nothing cooked out of it.

While we don’t have a date yet when we will be done bottling this batch - make sure you’re on the waitlist to hear it first.

Get on the waitlist by visiting https://mayberryfarmswi.com/pages/raw-wisconsin-honey

July recap as we head into August. 🐮 Farmland Frolic May Hill Farm was a major success! 🌽 Field corn and soybeans are ta...
08/02/2026

July recap as we head into August.

🐮 Farmland Frolic May Hill Farm was a major success!
🌽 Field corn and soybeans are taking off
🎃 Pumpkins and sweet corn are growing in our old strawberry field
🧒🏼 Farm kids are doing summer things
🍯 And honey will be back in stock this week!

The sweet corn we planted this year is coming along! If only the raccoons weren’t already enjoying it…We will have a sta...
07/30/2026

The sweet corn we planted this year is coming along! If only the raccoons weren’t already enjoying it…

We will have a stand at the farm setup once we have enough to sell. Stay tuned!!

So grateful for yesterday’s much needed rain. How much rain did you get?
07/28/2026

So grateful for yesterday’s much needed rain.

How much rain did you get?

07/27/2026

Don’t stop now!! ☔️ 🌧️

Tallow is rendered beef fat. And before you scroll. Hear me out.Your skin is made up of fats. Specifically, saturated an...
07/21/2026

Tallow is rendered beef fat. And before you scroll. Hear me out.

Your skin is made up of fats. Specifically, saturated and monounsaturated fats. The same ones found in tallow. That's not a coincidence. It's why tallow absorbs the way it does, without that sitting-on-top-of-your-skin feeling most lotions have.

We start with grass-fed tallow from a farm we work with, blend it with raw beeswax from our own hives, and that's basically it. No fragrance. No filler. Nothing your skin has to figure out.

If you have sensitive skin and you've tried everything, this is worth trying. Shop mayberryfarmswi.com

It's dry out here. Really dry.If you've got so much as a tomato plant in a bucket in Wisconsin right now, you already kn...
07/21/2026

It's dry out here. Really dry.

If you've got so much as a tomato plant in a bucket in Wisconsin right now, you already know — this isn't a Mayberry problem, it's an everybody-growing-something problem.

So: pray for rain, do a rain dance, whatever you've got. If you're dry where you are too, share this and tag someone else watching the sky right along with you.

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W2364 County Road Y
Mayville, WI
53050

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