Midway Farms

08/11/2026

It’s that time of year again! Check out this great bundle we are offering with Morgan Ranch OK for back to school. If interested, get with one of us by PM to order.

07/05/2026

07/05/2026

It’s amazing how many times a baby animal winds up in our house.

This little guy was accidentally stepped on by his mom and lost a patch of skin. After getting him cleaned up and treated,

People sometimes ask how we can raise animals, care for them like this, and then still eat the meat they provide. For us, the answer is respect.

Every animal on our farm is cared for with compassion. They have room to roam, fresh air, sunshine, and the freedom to live as nature and God intended. We learn their personalities, celebrate new life, and when they’re sick or injured, we do everything we can to help them heal.

We believe that if we’re going to eat meat, it should come from animals that were treated with dignity and gratitude throughout their lives. That’s the kind of food we’re proud to put on our own table, and it’s the kind we’re proud to share with yours.

We love our animals. Caring for them isn’t separate from farming for food, it’s one of the most important parts of it.

07/02/2026

Everyone, meet Aspen, our miracle pig. Aspen is the newest addition to our little herd. She’s a sweet little Meishan gilt from Bad Baxter Farm we couldn’t be happier to have her.
I also have to say a few words about Bad Baxter Farm. Blaze is one of the kindest people you’ll ever meet. Her passion for this lifestyle shines through in everything they do, and it was truly a pleasure getting to meet her.
Aspen’s first day on the farm, however… didn’t exactly go according to plan.
We settled her into her quarantine pen, gave her fresh food and water, and spent some time talking to her so she could begin learning that we were safe. Everything was going perfectly…until it wasn’t. Somehow, this little escape artist found the one weak spot in the fence and disappeared.
After a frantic search, we finally spotted her deep in the neighbor’s woods. Picture this: a grown man chasing a tiny piglet through the brush with a giant landing net. I can only imagine what the neighbors’ game camera recorded. It couldn’t have been dignified.
I ended up tangled in brambles, lost sight of her, and searched until well after dark. We left food out and hoped she’d come back.
Nothing.
Before sunrise the next morning, my wife and I were back searching again. We looked until it was finally time for me to leave for work. As we walked back, she quietly said, “Pray for a miracle. She might come back.”
I’ll admit it—I was frustrated. I was convinced Aspen was gone.
Somewhere during all of that, I remembered something from a recent Bible study. We had talked about praying even when things aren’t going well—not just asking for help, but thanking God for the lesson.
So that’s what I did.
I thanked Him for the lesson and asked, “What did we do wrong? What are You trying to teach us?”
Still frustrated, I told my wife, “Miracles don’t happen.”
She smiled and said, “They do… just in God’s time, not ours.”
I even muttered, probably louder than I should have, “Then what good are they?”
Driving to work, my heart was heavy. I couldn’t stop thinking about this little pig who didn’t know us yet. She didn’t know we were safety. She didn’t know we were food, shelter, and care. All she knew was that two giant strangers had been chasing her through the woods.
Then my phone rang.
My wife's voice was excited and breathing was heavy
“She’s back.”
Aspen had returned on her own and was calmly eating from the very spot she had escaped from—the place she’d only eaten once before. She had wandered nearly a mile away, yet somehow found her way home.
God had to go and prove me wrong.
We received the lesson… and we got our little Aspen back, our miracle pig.
Since then, we’ve fixed what needed fixing, learned from our mistakes, and Aspen has been happy and safe in her quarantine pen.
She may only be a little pig, but she gave us a story—and a lesson in faith—we’ll never forget.
Welcome home, Aspen.

06/27/2026

Perfect weather at Chandler Farmers Market. Come join us here and grab something delicious for the the 4th.

06/26/2026

Prep for the 4th now! Morgan Ranch OK beef is top tier. Absolutely amazing. If you are looking for a crowd pleaser, our pork butt will make amazing pulled pork sandwiches or carnitas for tacos. Don’t take our word for it. Try it your self. Your guests will keep asking what the secret ingredient is.

If you're planning for the 4th of July, we have a new meat bundle available, with Midway Farms, for $195. It’s nearly a 10% savings compared to buying it all separately, and you can add a homemade pie from The Witching Flour to it for $20!

Send us a message if you are interested, deliveries will be Thursday, July 2nd🎆

06/24/2026

Moving Annie to higher ground before she farrows. Shortcut through the front yard.

06/09/2026

Here’s a great opportunity to enjoy Beef and Pork from two different local producers in one purchase. You know you want some. I can smell the brats cooking now.

Tomorrow is your last day to get in on this bundle this week!

06/07/2026

Some great locally roasted coffee to start the morning. This Farmer and his wife definitely need some extra fuel this morning. You should look up Farmer Fuel Coffee for your morning cup of Joe.

06/06/2026

One day at D’s Creations, LLC already selling out. Thank you all. Keep this up and we will need to up our pork production.