A Mary Little Farm - (507) 438-0853

At A Mary Little Farm, we grow all meats naturally. Our family of 6 loves the Lord, and strive to honor Him daily as stewards of His land and animals.

Welcome to my page!! My name is Mary. I am a wife, mother of 4, and child of the King. Here on the farm we strive to raise all animals naturally and in a way more families can afford.

Every year we raise two batches of meat chickens (spring and fall) and one large flock of fall turkeys. All of our birds have continual access to pasture and are never medicated. Although we don't claim to be "organic" we raise high quality healthy animals.

We also have a large flock of soy free organic laying hens. Our chickens are only cooped at night, to protect against predators, but enjoy all seasons as free range chickens.

We raise Nubian dairy goats for milk, cheese, and soap. Nubian milk has the highest butterfat and protein content of all dairy goat breeds and, in my opinion, has the sweetest/mildest taste. Milk is available for pick-up upon request.

Prices at A Mary Little Farm are as follows and are subject to change based upon local feed prices:

Pastured Cornish Cross $2.50/lb
Pastured Turkeys $2.50/lb
Goats milk $5/per 1/2 gallon jar (must be picked up at the farm)
Pastured/soy free/organic eggs $3/dozen

We begin taking reservations for spring chickens and fall turkeys (turkeys are started in May with the chickens and butchered in the fall) in January. We start taking reservations for fall chickens in June.

We believe it is our job to guarantee all animals live a happy low stress life from beginning to end. We, therefore, do our own butchering and packaging here on the farm. This assures a higher quality in meat.

Although we have enjoyed a whole foods diet for many many years, we were not always able to afford the "organic" price tag. This was the catalyst in starting to raise our own meat. I know what my animals are fed, how they are housed, and especially how they are treated. I now truly believe this is just as important (if not more so) then getting the "organic" label.

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