Prime Farm

03/22/2026

03/19/2026

We have a very cute new addition! 🐮
Meet Poppy 🌹 😃
Poppy is a six month old American British White Park who will be joining our mama herd!
She is the sweetest little thing and we’re so excited that she is here 😍

Thank you for raising this happy little heifer!

03/05/2026

Special Snowy Delivery!

Anyone else remember that movie!?

03/04/2026

Have a great day, everyone! I hope the sun is shining wherever you are 🌞.
Spring is on its way…

03/02/2026

Bucket season is here! 🍁 💧

It starts by drilling a small, shallow hole into the xylem (aka sapwood) layer of the tree and setting a tap. Next, we hang our buckets and listen to that sweet, sweet sound of sap dripping. It never gets old!

Then, we wait…..

🥞It takes 40 gallons of sap to make one single gallon of finished maple syrup-
But it’s worth it for so many reasons.

We hope to be busy in the woods for the next month if the weather cooperates!

02/27/2026

Our beef is leaving New England for the first time today! 🗺️ 🚛 😱
We carefully packed 95 lbs of ground, steaks, and roasts, added dry ice, met the driver bright and early, and sent it off 🫡.
While keeping our beef super local is the truly the best, it is pretty exciting to meet customers in other parts of the map! Plus, playing with dry ice is kind of fun 🧊 🤓.

Thanks to Arctic Dry Ice and Vital Delivery Solutions for helping this first timer !

Here we go!!

02/21/2026

Ever seen cows or horses with snow on their backs?

That’s actually a very good sign.

When snow sits on an animal’s back instead of melting, it means their winter coat is doing exactly what it’s supposed to do! A healthy, well-fed animal grows a thick hair coat that traps warm air close to the body. That natural insulation keeps their body heat in — so well that it doesn’t melt the snow on top.

It tells you a few important things:

✔️ They’re healthy and in good body condition
✔️ They’ve developed a proper winter coat
✔️ They’re adapted to the climate
✔️ They’re comfortable outdoors

Healthy animals handle winter the way nature designed them to. Snow on their backs isn’t a problem — it’s proof they’re thriving- and this is something that makes us unbelievably happy 😃

02/20/2026

Betty & Francine 💕. These sleeping beauties are a mother-daughter duo, and love to cuddle up at the hay feeder for their mid-day naps.

02/09/2026

I’ll let Jake inform you all about the social lives of cows 💁‍♀️
❤️

02/06/2026

New bedding = happy bovines 🐮

01/24/2026

Good morning!
Stay warm out there, friends!

01/21/2026

The boys at their chores this brisk, 5 degree morning. While Ben grew beard-cicles, Jake went about feeding in his underwear - “it’s not that cold out, mom!” I beg to differ 🥶!