Black Briar Family Farm

Black Briar Family Farm We sell Raw Jersey Milk, Eggs, and Pasture Raised Pork.

It’s always a treat to spend the morning in Harlem! 🤎 I love having local shops that are genuinely so family-friendly.If...
08/21/2026

It’s always a treat to spend the morning in Harlem! 🤎 I love having local shops that are genuinely so family-friendly.
If you haven’t stopped by the.harlem.mercantile, you’re missing out! They have so many neat products, and Commander Coffee is a 10/10 recommend. ☕️
We rounded out our morning with a great coffee from Harlem Java House. The kids could stay there all day! 😂
Such a sweet little community and a great way to spend a morning.

We will be restocking Good Earth Produce & Garden Center in the morning! Thank you for your patience!
08/20/2026

We will be restocking Good Earth Produce & Garden Center in the morning! Thank you for your patience!

Well this is fun 🥴 thankfully no escapes🐷🐮
08/15/2026

Well this is fun 🥴 thankfully no escapes🐷🐮

08/13/2026

Good morning! We will be restocking Good Earth this afternoon after on farm pick up.
Probably around 3pm

Rose loving on Molly after milking💗🐮

My heart is very heavy tonight. Tomorrow, these two will take their last ride.Sweet Joy and Ted have been part of our fa...
08/07/2026

My heart is very heavy tonight. Tomorrow, these two will take their last ride.

Sweet Joy and Ted have been part of our farm for over four years. They were some of the very first cows we ever purchased, and they’ve been here through so much of the growth and change of our little farm.

Ted has reached the point where she can barely get up to graze anymore, and sadly, Joy isn’t far behind her.

These are the decisions that make farming so incredibly hard. We love these animals, and after caring for them for years, you always wish there were another choice. But part of loving them is knowing when their quality of life is no longer what it should be.

Tomorrow will be a hard day, but it’s the right decision for their welfare. And while this chapter of their lives on our farm is coming to an end, we are grateful that they will continue to provide for our family in a different way.

Thank you, Joy and Ted, for four wonderful years with us. You helped build this farm ❤️

08/07/2026

🌡️ Dairy cows begin feeling heat stress at just 70°F, especially with Georgia humidity after all of that glorious rain. Heat stress means they eat less and drink more. Less comfort = less milk.

We’ve been mowing and raking up fresh grass to supplement their diet and encourage them to keep eating despite the heat 🥵

We are so ready for fall!! 🍁🍂

I wanted to give a huge shout-out to Natalie at natalee  || GA Photographer! She did such an amazing job capturing these...
07/24/2026

I wanted to give a huge shout-out to Natalie at natalee || GA Photographer! She did such an amazing job capturing these special moments for our family, and we couldn’t be happier with how they turned out. ❤️

She also runs , so if you love seeing adorable chicken photos in your feed, be sure to give her a follow too. Thank you, Natalie, for sharing your talent with us!

This is a sad step to further dismantle the small farms and independence of American farmers.
07/22/2026

This is a sad step to further dismantle the small farms and independence of American farmers.

The hostile corporate takeover of Horizon Organic by the multinational conglomerate Danone and then Platinum Equity in 2024 represents a deeply disturbing shift in the landscape of American agriculture. When a massive corporation absorbs a pioneering organic bran, the foundational ethos of the organic movement—sustainability, community, and ethical stewardship—is systematically dismantled. The sudden termination of contracts with 89 independent farming families highlights a ruthless corporate strategy that prioritizes profit margins over human livelihoods. These multi-generational family farms, which formed the literal backbone of the brand, were discarded without a second thought, proving that corporate boardrooms view rural communities as entirely expendable.
Replacing these independent stewards with 50 industrial factory farms exposes the troubling reality of corporate consolidation. True organic farming relies on a delicate balance of biodiversity, animal welfare, and local land management. By shifting production to massive, industrial-scale facilities, the system exchanges genuine ecological care for high-volume, assembly-line efficiency. This transition not only degrades the integrity of the “organic” label but also accelerates the destruction of rural economies. Watching the agriculture industry replace independent family legacies with sterile, corporate-owned factory farms is a grim reminder of how corporate greed actively erodes both environmental standards and human communities. 🐄🐄🐄 Here are some natural and organic brands that have gone “mega-corporate” in recent years. https://deeprootsathome.com/popular-small-health-food-companies-sold-out/

After much thought, we’ve made the decision to step away from raising pigs.We have several groups of Old Spot pigs avail...
07/18/2026

After much thought, we’ve made the decision to step away from raising pigs.

We have several groups of Old Spot pigs available, ranging in age from approximately 6 months to a year, as well as our proven 2-year-old boar.

Pricing will vary based on age and quantity purchased.

If you’re looking for high-quality, pasture-raised pigs to fill your freezer, these are an excellent choice. Old Spots are known for their exceptional flavor, marbling, and calm temperament.

If you’re interested or have any questions, send us a message and we’d be happy to help you find the right pigs for your needs.

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Thomson, GA
30824

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+17068309247

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