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Salt Creek Farms

Welcome to our small family farm! We are growing and raising food the old-fashioned way.

We offer fresh eggs, seasonal produce, and small-batch homemade goods, with plans for pumpkins, apples, and Christmas trees as our farm continues to grow.

06/14/2026

My local friends….. my lack of freezer storage is your gain! Huge sale on goat milk….

$10 a gallon!

I have 6 available, and they’ll go quickly!

Great time to try goat milk and ice cream, and make cheeses and soaps!

06/02/2026

7:30am - noon at Salt Creek Farms….

Feed, water, minerals to animals
Milk Zee
Vacuum pool
W**d around the pool
Relocate a pile of dirt
Clean the goat pens
Make a huge mound of grass/dirt for planting pumpkins amd watermelon
Water gardens
Water flowers around the house
Gather chicken eggs
Mow some areas around garden
Clean turkey pen
Sprinkle Mosquito larva killer in tires and all waters
Make overnight oats
General house tidying

It was so humid and hot. Haleigh LaPointe got me these fans for Mother’s Day and they really help! The heat takes a LOT out of me, so I am trying to do physical/outside work in the mornings so I can work inside when it’s the hottest outside.

05/27/2026

🐐 Sweet Pure LaMancha Doe Available 🐐

Located in Raymond, Nebraska

It’s hard to let this sweet girl go, but we are intentionally simplifying our herd.

✨ Sandy
• DOB: 3/28/2023
• Pure LaMancha
• White
• Never bred
• Very sweet personality
• Friendly and easy to be around
• Great future dairy or breeding prospect

Healthy, well cared for, and part of a loved homestead herd.

Sandy would be a wonderful addition for someone looking for a quality young dairy doe with a fantastic temperament.

Only selling because we are reducing herd size and simplifying our homestead workload.

We do have a second LaMancha available for sale as well

Located in Raymond, Nebraska

Message for price

05/03/2026

If you’re like us, you underestimate how long every project will take.

You have good intentions for a homemade healthy dinner, but when 6pm rolls around, you’re exhausted and the “to-do” list is not yet “to-DONE”.

Our days are looooooong right now. We easily put in 12 hours each….. on a light day. It would be easier to grab the processed food for a quick dinner, but much harder on our health and budget.

One of my time hacks right now is to prep dinner in the morning. The salads, the dressings, the seasonings, everything is made in advance. That makes it much harder for me to skip making a wholesome meal because it gets late and I’m tired.

Tonight’s dinner:
Halibut with a dill, lemon, parm and sour cream topping
Spinach and fruit salad with feta and balsamic
Steamed broccoli

05/02/2026

We are LOVING this goat milk!

Yes, it is amazing for drinking straight (super duper healthy for you).

But we also use it to make bread and other homemade foods. I get fresh milk twice a day now, and I want all my local friends and family to get some of this goodness!

If there’s one simple and healthy swap that you can incorporate in your family, it’s goat milk. It is easier to digest, great for your immune system, very nutritious, and doesn’t have all the processed garbage in it.

I’m selling goat milk to drink, and goat milk for making soap. Goat milk soap is another way that you can nourish your skin in a safer, no tox way.

Message me for info!

04/30/2026

I’ve never felt so dumb, so defeated, and so frustrated on a consistent basis as I do now that I’m trying to expand the farm.

Any schedule I think I have is constantly disrupted by something going wrong, something getting sick, or some other drama.

Every project takes longer than planned.

Nothing is inexpensive.

Whenever I think I have things figured out, I learn 17 things I’m not doing or doing poorly. I’m thankful for amazing resources, but it can also be overwhelming sorting through all the opinions and info.

Something is always trying to die or get sick or injured.

There have been a lot of victories, but there are TOUGH days.

Today, I was reminded of two powerful truths.

1. Like a good man, a rooster will give up his life to protect his ladies/family. My sweet rooster died and was taken by a fox today. We rarely have predator issues, but when we do, the roosters are the ones that step in and head towards danger while everyone else runs away.

2. A good shepherd will leave his flock of 100 to find the missing 1. I tracked feathers all through the forest, across multiple properties, to find him….Not knowing if I would encounter a wild dog, a mountain lion, or find a gruesome scene. I just knew I needed to find my roo. I was inside the house for about 45 minutes and a jerk fox took him.

This is all worth it, but it is NOT easy.

Pictures taken today. See that yellow chicken? Her name is “Yellow Chicken” and she’s one of my bestest gals. She just got bumblefoot and we’ll need to cull her if I can’t fix it. 😭😭😭
Salt Creek Farms

04/23/2026

We have amazing animals that are looking for their new home!

We’ve got some young chickens. This is a true barnyard mix—Ameraucanas, Easter Eggers, Brahmas, Black Marans, and a few fun surprises in there. Some were hatched right here on our place, and a few came from a friend whose rooster we now have, so it’s all tied together.
They are healthy, active, and growing fast.
Ages range from about 3 to 9 weeks.

We have the CUTEST buckling - Nigerian x Boer mix. He is just under 1 week old and will be dehorned next week!

We also have Vince, the chocolate Nigerian dwarf buckling with moonspots. Comes from excellent, registered parents. He is dehorned and is 6 weeks. We can wether him (super fun for kiddos and 4H-ers), or leave him in tact.

Let us know if you want to add to your family!

04/20/2026

We have BIG news! Our little farm, Salt Creek Farms is now selling delicious goat milk!

Fresh LaMancha goat milk from our farm, and we’ll add Nigerian goat milk (higher butterfat) next week!

I haven’t had a glass of milk in at least 20 years because my stomach wouldn’t digest it (and cow milk at the store is so highly processed🤢). I LOVE this milk. Mild, creamy, zero weird taste.

None.

It is chilled immediately, and available within 1–2 days of milking.

$8 quart (4 cups) with jar
$5 quart with jar exchange
(If you want larger amounts, let’s talk!)

If not sold within 1-2 day, I freeze it to keep it super fresh—just thaw and enjoy.

PS - if you have glass gallon, quart or half gallon jars, let’s talk!

Check out the comments why so many people choose 🐐 milk👇👇

04/17/2026

We’ve got a sweet little Nigerian Dwarf buckling ready for his next home 🤎

He’s 6 weeks old, chocolate with the prettiest moon spots, and already showing such a calm, friendly personality. He was disbudded two weeks ago and has been handled a lot—he’ll come right up to you and follow you around like a little shadow.

We can wether him if you’re looking for a pet, or he can go intact if you’re wanting to add to your herd.

$100

04/16/2026

You can do hard things. You can do new things.

But you can’t do EVERYTHING.

People often remark on everything that we are doing and ask how we manage to fit it all in.

The simplest answer is that we don’t fit it all in.

Here are things we do NOT do:

Sleep in or hit the snooze button.
Watch tv during the day - it waits until 7-8pm.
Spend a lot of time doomscrolling the interwebs
We rarely go out to eat, buy new clothes, or spend money on “wants”.
Be wasteful (we reuse and repurpose as much as we can)

Resources are finite. We have learned to be good stewards with what we have, and to not be wasteful, especially with our time. We have very different roles and skills, but we work together on projects.

This morning, I was feeling a little deflated, and I looked around and reminded myself of what I’ve learned and taken on so far this spring

1. Bread for sandwiches and toast (no more buying cheap, processes bread)

2. Milling wheat berries

3. Making sauerkraut

4. Milking a goat

5. Incubating and hatching our eggs

6. Raising turkeys

7. Goat babies

8. Sourdough bread (still not great at this).

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