Five Acre Farm

01/19/2026

Just some goat munchies to brighten your day!

07/20/2025

Took a road trip this morning to pick up a few new additions! Any guesses on what everyone is so interested in!!

07/11/2025

Another new addition to the egg stand!

The girls have slowed down on there laying again. I know a lot of people come and the stand is empty ~ so I added a quick way for you to see if any are available!

If you do take the last carton and are able to flip the sign, it would be much appreciated by myself and your fellow customers!

I am on the hunt for more laying hens but it seems to be a challenge. If you know of anything ~ send them my way!

06/21/2025

Clean up crew has there work cut out for them today!

06/12/2025

If you ever have any empty Five Acre Farm egg cartons I will gladly take them back! You can just leave empty cartons at the stand and I will collect them daily!

06/09/2025

The littles learning how to chicken from the bigs!

These babies are about 4 weeks old. All are staying here on the farm or down the road with my bonus mom! While these are a backyard mix the Maran gene is strong!

There is still time for me to hatch out chicks if you are interested! Message me today!

06/04/2025

The egg stand has made its summer debut! Fully stocked and ready for you to come swing by and grab a dozen…or two!!

05/22/2025

Working on some updates to the egg stand today! Hopefully have it up and running for the long weekend! Have a happy Memorial Day everyone!

05/10/2025

I have eggs available! I do not have the egg stand up yet but I still have eggs! Let me know if you would need some!

05/06/2025

When it’s 80 degrees out even the month old babies get to enjoy it!

05/05/2025

This winter was hard on alot of my older animals. We had more losses this winter than we have ever had. I will not lie, I question everything. But these animals and taking care of them brings more joy than pain. It is definitely not sunshine and rainbows own livestock but the good more then our ways the bad.

🌿 The Side of Farming No One Talks About 🌿

There’s a saying that sticks with you as a farmer:
“Where there’s livestock, there’s deadstock.”

It’s not something you’ll see on most farm pages.
We share the cute chicks, the egg baskets, the peaceful pasture mornings—and those moments are real and beautiful.

But the loss is just as real—and often makes a bigger impact on the farmer.

Death is an undeniable part of raising animals.
It’s rarely talked about, maybe because it feels too heavy for social media.

But every farmer knows it. You can do everything right—offer the best feed, the safest shelter, the gentlest care—and still lose one. Or several.

It hurts every time.
And yet, we keep showing up.
We keep caring.

Because loving animals means accepting the whole cycle—beginnings and endings. Even when it feels like we’ve failed or let the ones we lost down, we have to keep going—for the ones still depending on us.

So if you're following a farm page like ours, thank you—
For seeing more than just the pretty pictures.
For valuing the real story behind what we do.

💚 With gratitude,
Lots 'A' Cluckin' Farm

04/25/2025

This is so true! I it is so fun trying to get all the different colors!