Kondrlik Farms

Kondrlik Farms 100+ year old family farm offering butcher hogs, lamb, beef cow calves, dairy goats, livestock guardian dogs and eggs. Located in Northwestern Pennsylvania.

Corn doing very well…now to keep the 🐻 and 🦌 away. Some have 2, 3, 4 ears. Amazing.
08/07/2026

Corn doing very well…now to keep the 🐻 and 🦌 away. Some have 2, 3, 4 ears. Amazing.

08/06/2026

Bobby is our black Angus bull. We are very proud of him and aren’t shy about spoiling him.

08/06/2026

Beautiful evening after the rain in Northwestern, Pennsylvania

08/02/2026

This is day one for the new mother of the Tractor Supply chicks. She is doing great.

08/02/2026

This hen has been faithfully sitting on fake eggs for almost two months. They obviously weren’t going to hatch, but she didn’t know that.

Last night, we picked up a couple of chicks from Tractor Supply, waited until after dark, slipped the fake eggs out, and tucked the chicks underneath her.

This morning she woke up convinced she’d hatched two beautiful babies, and she’s been the happiest, proudest mama ever since.

We keep fake eggs around for a few reasons. They can encourage hens to lay in the nest boxes, and they can also help break egg-eating habits because pecking a fake egg isn’t nearly as rewarding as pecking a real one.

I’d call this a pretty successful overnight adoption. 🐔🐥💕

08/02/2026

Three older calves. One feed bunk. Not a single kernel of grain left behind.

They don’t just eat what’s easy to reach—they’ll spend several more minutes licking every crack and crevice to make sure they find every last bit. I guess when grain is your favorite treat, nothing goes to waste.

If you’ve raised cattle, you’ve probably watched them do the exact same thing. Do your calves clean the bunk this thoroughly, or are mine just extra determined? 🐮🌽

08/02/2026

This little ewe is about a month old, and she’s doing great. ❤️🐑

Her mom refused to let her nurse on one of the hottest days of the summer after she was born. Before I got to her, our male livestock guardian dog, Sigg, stayed by her side and kept her safe.

Now she’s sharing a stall with one of our calves “Honey”, and they eat grain together every day. Watching the two of them stand shoulder to shoulder at the feeder is one of those simple farm moments that never gets old.

Has anyone else had two completely different species become best buddies?

08/02/2026

Just two pregnant goats and their friend walking back to the barn after a day of grazing

07/24/2026

Hay season is in full swing. Today we’re raking, getting the windrows just right before baling. Every pass matters when you’re trying to put up quality feed for the animals that’ll depend on it all winter.

07/24/2026

Calm, alert, and always watching over his hens. That’s exactly what we want in a flock protector. I’d say this barnyard mix is doing his job just fine. 🐓

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PO Box 83
Union City, PA
16438

Opening Hours

Monday 12am - 12am
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm

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