Little Oak Farm

02/27/2026

Maine Morgan cordially invites our members to join us on Friday March 20th for our 2025 banquet!

6pm @ Society Hill Farm

We look forward to celebrating our riders!

02/08/2026

02/07/2026

We are having a horse girls weekend!

01/18/2026

Stay tuned for some fun things we are planning for this spring and summer!

01/10/2026

2026 is looking pretty bright!!

01/04/2026

Happy 2026!

We are expecting a very exciting year at the farm! We will start our years posts off with foals.

This year brings us expecting 3 foals to be born.

Please reach out to us if a horse of your own to train your way from start to finish is in this years new years resolution. Our last round of foals all sold before being born or just after. Don’t wait on your opportunity to own the next great piece of Little Oak Farm History, where family oriented world class Morgan Horses is our thing.

01/02/2026

🚜 ️So you wanna farm? Adorable.

Are you willing to wake up early
for animals that don’t care if you’re tired,
sick, sore, or emotionally drained?

Are you prepared to get your hands dirty
and slowly forget what exactly “clean” used to mean?

Would you be able to keep animals alive
that spend every single day
testing Darwin, gravity,
and your every last nerve?

Are you ready to build fences
that cost too much...
look solid...
and still fail at the most incredibly inconvenient hour possible?

Can you handle manure piles
that make you question every life choice,
then grab a pitchfork
and keep going anyway?

Before you answer…
are you willing to let go of the version of farming
you saw on Instagram?
The golden-hour reels...
The Pinterest boards...
The clean boots and cozy flannels.

Because real farming is gross.
It’s cold.
It’s muddy.
And it stays that way
about six months out of the year.

Are you willing to stand in the feed store
doing math that hurts your soul,
realizing you could take a vacation…
or you could buy hay...
and... you still choose the hay?

Are you okay spending money
you hadn’t planned on
for emergencies that were never optional?

Are you comfortable living in a house
where syringes, calf bottles,
electrolytes, and feed tags by the kitchen sink aren’t alarming…
that's just a random Tuesday?

Can you accept that “just one more”
isn’t optimism,
it’s a lifelong commitment
to full barns
and permanently thin margins?

Would you be able to leave town for 12 hours only after writing instructions
detailed enough
to qualify as a short novel,
and still worry the entire time?

Are you okay being responsible
for land that never rests,
animals that never clock out,
weather that doesn’t negotiate,
and bills that never, ever wait?

Farming is wonderful.
It’s also relentless.
It asks everything
and gives no guarantees.

There are no real days off.
Only days you’re less muddy than usual.

And if you read all of this thinking,
“Yeah… this sounds familiar,”
then you already know the truth.

You don’t farm because it’s easy.
You farm because quitting
would feel stranger
than staying.

❤️ Michelle | Diamond K Livestock Co.

12/25/2025

We have a very happy equitation rider this Christmas! Her custom ordered Dale Chavez made it in time!

11/29/2025

We love it when are farm kids and farm bred horses come full circle and come home!!

11/15/2025

Our farm family is ready to celebrate all of this year Maine Horse Association year end winners!

10/21/2025

We will have after school lesson availability for the next month.