Worming the Sheep
This is a video of a few of us worming the sheep. For those of you who are not familiar with this area – hot, humid, sandy loam soil – you would not know that it is virtually impossible to raise sheep without worming at least a couple times a year. My goal [...]
We are Busy at Legacy – Thank You!!!
It’s been a while since I have updated our website but I did want to let you know what all has been happening with Legacy Family Farm. Since my last update we’ve processed 120 broilers, put 148 out on the pasture, and ordered 200 more to be delivered this Friday. We were offered a booth [...]
Farm Blooper – Farmer vs. Ram
I thought it would be fun to share just one of the many “bloopers” we’ve had around here. If we had the video camera with us more often, we could probably fill up the blog with them. This is a video of me trying to flip our ram, Jerry, over on his back and [...]
Chicks in the Brooder & Two Newborn Lambs – Spring Time is Coming!
Well, it’s finally warming up a little and spring is around the corner. It’s been a pretty restful winter for us at Legacy Family Farm, but now it’s time to get back to work growing “food fit to eat”, our pastured chicken and grassfed lamb and beef for folks in the Aiken, North Augusta and [...]
Thanksgiving Greetings and Product Update
Thanksgiving greetings from Legacy Family Farm,
Here at Legacy Family Farm we have alot to be thankful for this year – healthy family, healthy animals, good rain, and God’s grace.
We also are very thankful to all our customers, especially all of you who purchased our Pastured Chicken and Grass Fed Beef this last weekend at the [...]
New Life – Introducing our new lambs
Take a look at our new lambs. We have been very blessed. Eight of our ewes have had 10 lambs in the past three weeks. These are Katahdin ewes and the ram is a Katahdin/Dorper cross.
Update on Pastured Chicken and Grassfed and Finished Beef & Lamb
We wanted to let everyone know that we will be out of Pastured Chicken for a few weeks. We are raising another batch right now and we should be back at the Aiken Farmer’s Market on Saturday mornings in mid November. We will be offering three, four, five and six pound Cornish Crosses. By mid [...]