Arbor Farms

27/05/2023

We have 1 more pastured raised pig available. It can be sold as a whole or 2 halves. All 5 chunks will be ready in September. Reach out to us if you’re interested! 🐖🐷🥓

01/05/2022

Pancho & Lefty

26/04/2022

Arbor Farms is back in action with a couple Berkshires 🐷🐽🥓

16/04/2022

Farm fresh!

24/11/2021

These 3 are thankful for a new paddock with some fresh grass.

17/11/2021

Nothing like pasture raised pork chops!

08/11/2021

Edit: Sold!!

We’ve got half a hog available that will be going to the processor December 17th. Raised outdoors on pasture, doing what pigs do best. These will be our last available pigs for awhile, as we plan to take next spring off. If you’re interested please send us a message for details.

18/10/2021

We have a half a hog available last minute. The hog is already at Jackson County Processing and they will need to know your order by the end of the day. Message me for details.

17/10/2021

Ended up with three little silkie chicks!

12/10/2021

New digs for the three younger feeders and three off to freezer camp.

09/10/2021

Momma teaching baby how to eat 🐣
we officially have 2 babies, and a few more than appear to be mid hatch.

06/10/2021

Arbor Farm’s newest adventure: we’ve decided to let one of our hens hatch eggs naturally for the first time. Her first one hatched today 🥺

01/10/2021

Throw back to Arbor and one of his pig pals fighting over a piece of mail, which neither of them were supposed to have.

03/09/2021

It’s like a pig in a blanket, but in a hole 🐖

22/08/2021

Been a hot week, only gonna get hotter. Nothing a good wallow can’t fix.

12/08/2021

Just some happy pigs, living their best life, munching on excess garden veggies.

25/07/2021

3 little piggies joined the farm today. 2 Berkshire barrows and 1 Poland China barrow. They were pretty pumped to make the transition to mud and grass, but are trying to figure out the electric fence. The older Poland gilts aren’t quite sure what to think either.

14/07/2021

3 late nights of processing and packaging and all 100 chickens are DONE! A family affair, sponsored by Miller High Life and Amy Elsbury’s cooking. We can’t wait to dig into this pastured poultry 🤤

11/07/2021

Processing day for the pastured poultry. 100 chickens in less than 5 hours. We had tons of great help, which is a must. Thanks to our friends and family who are always down to get dirty. Lots of tasty meals in the future!

08/07/2021

100 ranger broilers after a daily move to fresh pasture.

06/07/2021

Happy pigs 🥰

25/06/2021

Rolling into the weekend like……

24/06/2021

Pigs were spoiled with visitors and sweet snacks today 🌞🍉🍓

19/06/2021

Rainy day chores

11/06/2021

The ranger broilers are doing great. Here they are just minutes after a tractor move enjoying their new salad bar to munch on.

04/06/2021

🍓Arbor Farms has very happy animals after getting the enjoy the tops of 28 quarts of strawberries. You can almost see their smiles 🍓

29/05/2021

Our friends at Spotted Pig Farm have some tasty pork available. Hit them up if you’re interested!

Pasture Raised Pork While our main focus is on raising breeding Idaho Pasture Pigs, we do occasionally have pigs that we raise for slaughter, we process our pigs with our partners at This Old Farm in Colfax, Indiana. Our process for raising pork is time, resource, and labor intensive. As such

28/05/2021

Now those are some pork chops. So much for that other white meat thing.

28/05/2021

About 6 weeks ago one of our pullet’s (young hen) leg was broken in two places while moving the chicken tractor. We debated what to do, but after Sarah cried for 2 hours 😂, we ultimately decided to get creative and use a popsicle stick and surgical tape to splint it. After 3 weeks of being isolated in a cat crate we are so happy to see that she is fully healed and living her best life with her buds. You can see in the last photo that they protect her at all costs.

17/05/2021

The broiler chicks were moved out to pasture last week. They’ll spend the next 7 or so weeks in this large mobile coop, called a chicken tractor. The tractor gets moved daily, so they have access to fresh grass and any other tasty morsels they can find. It’s not the easy way to raise them, but it makes for some dang good chicken.