Niegocki Farms

05/25/2026

05/17/2026

Ready to plant your summer garden. Check out our plants grown with love and no chemicals. On our farm stand : tomatoes: beefsteak, brandywine, black krim, San marzano, citrine cherry tomato, sungold cherry tomato, Washington cherry, super sweet cherry
Peppers: Bell, Cupid, jalapeño 🌶️, paper lantern 🌶️, red ember🌶️
Eggplant: 🍆
Zucchini
Honey nut squash
Watermelon
Calendula , borage, zinnias and potted sunflowers
Parsley, dill, cilantro, marjoram #

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05/10/2026

Wishing a Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms of two and four legged chiildren. Our farm store will be closing at noon today. Enjoy your day!

05/08/2026

Early this morning, as my vet euthanized our doe Moon due to a urinary prolapse that he was unable to reverse, I thought about how I always joke how farming is all blood, sweat and tears. Today was a tears day. Lots of tears. Farming is hard. Whether you’re crop growing or producing livestock. I don’t care what anyone says. This is not for the faint of heart. If anything, it will tear your heart out and stomp on it a few times. Then put it back into place to do it all over again with something else. We now have three adorable doelings that we will be bottle feeding. Max is over the moon to be a mom again ( best farm dog ever)
Might be quiet today. Just feeling all the feels today.

05/02/2026

New hours are finally here!! You won’t believe how many times someone will say to me I’m so glad to see you open again. 😆😂🤣🙃

05/01/2026

Hello May! We’ve been waiting for you! New farm hours begin next week! Woo hoo! We will be open Tuesday through Sunday and can’t wait to bring you lots of yummy produce this season! Planting a garden? We have been starting so many varieties of tomatoes, peppers, squash, greens and more. Plants will be available on our farm stand soon.
Babies, babies and more babies have been born in our goat pen! We are still on kid watch and anticipate some new arrivals soon.
We hope you are enjoying the videos of all the babies playing.
Stop in and pick up your farm fresh eggs, pork, beef, turkey and chicken.

04/01/2026

April showers bring May flowers! The weather forecast says 71° and possibly thunderstorms today! Is this an April fools joke? After the Winter we’ve had
71° sounds heavenly!
We’ve been busy on and off the farm this Spring. Planting seeds, getting ready for new life on the farm and welcoming new life in our family with the addition of another granddaughter. That makes 3🩷
Our farm store is still stocked with lots of goodies. Our freezers are stocked with meat( pork, beef, chicken, duck, turkey),an abundance of eggs, local raw honey and Maple syrup and plants for your home garden will be coming soon!
Stop by our farm store Thursday-Sunday and support your local farm. Hope to see you soon! ☺️

03/22/2026

Spring has arrived, and with it comes a quiet kind of magic—the season of new beginnings. All around us, life is stirring!

The chickens are laying like clockwork, gifting us an abundance of fresh eggs each day. There’s something so grounding about collecting them, knowing this season of plenty has arrived.

Now we wait as our mama goats and pigs are getting closer to giving birth, and soon the barn will be filled with tiny bleats and soft squeals. It’s that special time of year!

03/01/2026

March greets us today with snow flurries, yet I can’t shake the feeling that we’re nearing the finish line. Soon, the whisper of spring will arrive, bringing warmth and new beginnings in the blink of an eye.
We are truly excited for the upcoming new beginnings, both human and animal, in the coming weeks.
We hope you follow along ✌️❤️🌷

02/01/2026

As February unfolds, it often brings a sense of anticipation for the change of seasons. Yet, this year’s winter has been exceptionally severe, making it difficult to envision the warmth and renewal of spring just around the corner. The persistent snowfalls and biting cold temperatures have tested resilience and patience alike.

Cold weather brings significant changes to the behavior of animals. As temperatures drop, animals often become less active, conserving energy to survive the cold conditions. This reduction in activity causes a slowdown in egg production. While we are experiencing a slowdown, we still have eggs in our farm store daily. We hope you continue to support our farm through the rough winter weather.

Stay warm friends. Spring is right around the corner