Ehrlich Acres

07/23/2025

So adorable! Give her a follow! 🩷

Feed Cows At Ehrlich Acres Farm in Pottstown, PA!

05/15/2025

Cows are on fresh pasture today 🌾

They’ve waited for this moment for the past 10 months and we can almost guarantee that they will not come up for visitors. It’s best to wait until next week once their excitement wears off 😊

02/08/2025

We’re sad to share that we have decided to reschedule today’s Cowentines event. The winter weather advisory remains in effect for 12:00pm, and there’s too much uncertainty on when the precipitation will start.

We apologize for any inconvenience! Stay safe out there today.

02/01/2025

FYI we ran out of cow treats but there is bread in the gray trash can 🙂

Treats should be replenished by EOD!

01/30/2025

After a TikTok of Iceman went viral we’ve received so many questions from people who haven’t yet visited. If you’re new to Ehrlich Acres here’s everything you need to know. Hopefully this helps!

- We’re open all the time (sun up to sun down). The cows usually always have access to visitors unless they’ve accidentally locked themselves out while scratching on gates. We will post on our instagram and page any time the farm is closed 🙂
- If you don’t see them, yell their names! ICEMAN, ROSIE, EVE! Trust us, they know their names and will come running.
- If you don’t get out of your car, they won’t come up to the fence. They’re very smart!
-We are a small family farm, the parking lot at the top of the hill can be used for visiting the cows. Please park so that others can park too!
- Other than feeding the cows, there’s nothing else on our property to do. It’s not like a big farm with hayrides, face painting and food. The rest of the property remains private for our family.
- Feeding the cows can be quick but you can also stay as long as you wish, they’re very therapeutic if you’ve had a rough day.
- We typically provide hay treats in a bucket at the fence line. There is no cost for these, they are for the public to give the cows. Please do not throw them, carefully feed to them.
- Best practice is to feed Iceman first and then feed the others quickly. Or have someone feed Iceman while you feed the others. He’s an aggressive treat hog.
- Donations keep us going. These big creatures are expensive to feed. Every donation goes towards hay bales and treats.
-On occasion we have bread donated for the cows at the fence line. We have looked over it to assure they can eat it.
**Please do not feed them anything other than what’s provided by Ehrlich Acres.**
- Before feeding the cows, please read the farm rules.
-After feeding the cows, wash your hands.

Thank you for visiting!

♥️ Ehrlich Acres

01/30/2025

It’s almost time for Ehrlich Acres annual “Cowentine” Event! ♥️

Please come and feed your favorite cows with some their favorite desserts! Typically snacks are $1 a piece (cash or venmo) all proceeds go to hay bales for the remainder of the winter. This winter has been especially cold and they’ve been eating between 1-2 large round bales per week. We estimate needing at least 12 more bales to keep them fat and sassy before the spring grass grows.

-Saturday, February 8th 2025
-Starts at noon, ends when the cows are full!
-For the first year ever, we will have lights up for the evening!!! Might make a cute date?? Jus sayin.. 🥰
-Friendly reminder, don’t kiss the cows. We don’t know where your lips have been 😉 (seriously, don’t though). Wash your hands after feeding the cows, beware of horns and read farm rules before feeding.

Thank you for supporting our little farm!
- Ehrlich Acres
1460 Sell Road, Pottstown PA

02/04/2024

It’s that time again! Annual Ehrlich Acres “Will you be my Cowentine?” Event! ♥️

Stop by and spoil your favorite cows with their favorite desserts. $1 a piece (cash or venmo) all proceeds go filling their big bellies with hay for 2024.

Sunday, February 11th, from sun up until the cows decide they are full 😊 1460 Sell Road, Pottstown PA.

04/11/2023

Although the days ahead look beautiful for us, our large hairy friends will be hot. They will prefer the shade to stay cool and may not be in the front pastures at all depending on the temperatures. As we approach warmer temperatures it’s better to visit them before the midday heat. Early in the morning or once the sun is starting to go down would be best ☀️

Thank you! -EA

03/18/2023

Spring grass is coming in so the cows have moved themselves to the back.

Closing up early today 🙂 sorry all!

Enjoy your weekend!