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Our pasture raised, organic chickens are ready! We will have them in the freezer until their sold out. After about 2 weeks in the brooder room under heat lamps, our chickens are raised  outside in the pasture.  We move their … Continue reading →

My aunt brought us 2 Arkansas barn kittens. Meet Tiger and Blackie – Not too original – I know.  They don’t care for Baron and we want them to think of the barn as home so we are starting them … Continue reading →

We picked, washed and spun lots of lettuce this morning (before things heated up!). It’s in 1 gallon bags in the cooler for $4.00 per bag.

We are selling our extra heirloom tomato plants in the vegetable stand. They are growing in organic mix and are in a 4″ pot for $2.00 each. Each plant is labeled with the variety name – Arkansas Traveler, Box Car Willy, … Continue reading →

We have opened the stand and there are egggs in the cooler!  These eggs come from our hens that eat certified organic feed (no GMO’s and no animal bi-products) and whatever they find in their large pasture. Our hens are … Continue reading →

Due to the increase in the price of Certified Organic chicken feed we will be increasing the price of our eggs to $4.00 per dozen effective this week. Although Organic feed is more than double the price of non-organic, it’s important … Continue reading →

Spring is here at Creekside Natural Farm, and we’re busy prepping fields, planting, and enjoying all of the great flowers and flowering trees that are springing up, so we thought we would share the view!    

We had a nice spring day today and took advantage by hosting a Suri Alpaca photo shoot with our two new boys.  Hope you like them!  Check out that awesome fiber!            

We have a new stone grinder (100% made in America!) that will give us the capability to grind our own heirloom corn meal as well as grinding feed for the chickens.

If you have a request for a vegetable that we did not offer last year, please let us know. We are currently ordering our seed for the coming season. Libby, I ordered the speckled butterbeans and purple hull peas for … Continue reading →

Today was moving day for the baby hens (and Rudy). They moved from the brooder room to a larger stall in the barn. They will stay there until they are large enough to move in with the adult hens.  Rudy … Continue reading →

We have a very limited amount of stone ground (by us) heirloom corn meal available for sale. The variety is Northstein Dent and it was grown with organic seed purchased from Johnny’s Selected Seed. It is naturally sweet and you … Continue reading →

Merry Christmas to all of our friends and family.     Traditional Plaid Christmas Card Click here to browse our Christmas photo card designs. View the entire collection of cards. Pam, Bill, Baron, Bud and Sally Creekside Natural Farm

Our laying hens are officially Certified Humanely raised and handled! Here is what our inspector Kimberly wrote: “This is a very nice, well maintained small farm managed by very conscientious people.  The birds are in very good condition in a beautiful … Continue reading →

2 of the alpacas we will be getting in March from Heritage farm. The white girl is Freedom and the brown girl is Belle.  Freedom is a maiden about 18 months old (she has not been bred) and Bell is 7 … Continue reading →

I picked what will be the last of the lettuce for this season. The cold – cold temps coming tonight will most likely be the end of it. It will be in the cooler.

We took the chickens to be processed today. If you pre-ordered, they will be available starting tomorrow. Please call to let us know what time you will be picking them up since they are in our freezer.   We also have … Continue reading →

We have pears in the stand. They are in bags of 2 lbs each for $4.00.

This morning I picked some really nice beets. They will be bagged and in the cooler. We are selling them without the tops because the chickens love the tops! Also picked lettuce, cherry tomatoes, zucchini, and cucumbers. Still have sweet … Continue reading →

Finally getting a chance to update! The sweet potatoes have been dug, cured and are in the stand! Very yummy and no pesticides! We also have lettuce (even better than the spring lettuce!). We are picking Sungold and Black Cherry tomatoes, cucumbers and zucchini … Continue reading →

For all who have been asking about beans – they have finally recovered from the heat and we have them in the cooler again. In addition to the green beans, we also have heirloom purple  beans that will turn green when … Continue reading →

We are taking orders for chickens that will be ready around the end of October.  They will be available as a whole chicken for $3.75 per pound, or cut-up for an additional .55 cents per chicken. We will be asking … Continue reading →