Willow rock farms

08/28/2026

A scratch behind the ear, and she went down.

Why does the camera make my arm look freakishly long!?!

08/25/2026

I will have duck jerky for dogs next weekend at the market

08/25/2026

That Hampshire barrow has a great frame to him.

08/24/2026

We plan to sell honey locust, poplar, and willow trees next spring if that's something you'd be interested in let me know

08/24/2026

750 followers, thank you! You've made this autistic goober's day 😁

08/24/2026

That's a tired pig

08/22/2026

We will have pet treats set up.

08/21/2026

Offering rabbit jerky in the future!

08/20/2026

Grocery store meat has also gone downhill in the last few years.

Also, hatching rates have been bunk this year; the hatchery we work with has lost thousands of chicks/turkey poults.

🚨 ANOTHER WARNING SIGN FOR AMERICA’S FOOD INDUSTRY

Tyson Foods, one of the largest meat processors in America, is undergoing another major restructuring of its beef operations — closing facilities in Illinois and Utah and pursuing the sale of another plant in Washington.

The latest moves are expected to impact more than 3,200 workers. But the bigger story is WHY this is happening.

America’s cattle supply has fallen to its lowest level in roughly 75 years, while cattle costs have soared and beef processors are struggling to remain profitable.

Tyson’s beef division lost $142 million in its latest quarter, and the company now expects losses of as much as $650 million for fiscal 2026.

And this isn’t happening in isolation. Earlier this year, Tyson shut down its massive Lexington, Nebraska beef plant, eliminating roughly 3,200 jobs in a community of only about 11,000 people. Full report below ⬇️

08/20/2026

Cats need hair and bones to help with hairballs and digestion! Check out Mortis Mice for frozen mice and us for dehydrated ones.