Best Cattle Farm Cary Near Me

4worldlovers: After having to ration everyone for what seems forever, we have BOTH of our dairy farms up and running right now and one of the farms just bought two extra cows! Normally we are saying, “Sorry, one gallon only per customer.” Maybe it’s a strange week and we are saying, “You can get two gallons per customer.”

I’m here to tell you, right now it is, “How many gallons would you like and can I help you carry a few to your car!”

This is a great problem to have and for all of you who have been wanting more milk and couldn’t get it, now is the time we’ve been working towards.

We are open today from 2-6 and again tomorrow from 2-6. We’ll be restocking with even more milk tomorrow so come and get your raw milk this week.

Thanks to all of Jeanette’s hard work, we have two chicken options going forward.

This week we received an order from Dawnbreaker Farms. And when I say order, I mean an order! 7 big boxes of chicken which Jeanette came in on her day off to put away.


Ben at That’s a lot of chicken! Unfortunately pricing on this new chicken is higher than our previous chicken. But it is here, where our old chicken is not, so you take what you can get and we are thankful to Ben at Dawnbreaker for working with us.

Dawnbreaker is going to help keep us going until Paul at Tomlinson farms can get his production up for us. Paul is a young farmer but he has it going on. He’s been ready to ramp up his production and partnering with us is allowing him to grow. I went today to do my normal inspection I do for any of our farmers and was impressed with Paul’s operation. It’ll be a few months before Paul has production enough to start supplying us, and we’ll grow together in 2023. Paul’s pricing should be somewhere between our old chicken and our current chicken so hopefully a happy medium that we can all live with.

Since my daughters have both decided they want to eat chicken almost exclusively, I know I’ll be buying lots of chicken these next few months. Until they move onto their next weird diet.

I just spoke to Jeanette and she’s very positive on the chicken farmer she’s talking to now. Good product. Good availability, at least over the long term. (There will be some ramp up time I’m sure) Good people. Hopefully the conversations will continue is a positive manner and we’ll have an announcement soon, like next week soon.

With that said, our possible new chicken farmer will not be able to supply us eggs. As someone who had eggs for lunch today and with a daughter who bakes, I feel the need for eggs as much as you do.


You fine folks have been awesome for helping us find new farmers, so I’m coming to you once again. Do you know a farmer who could supply us eggs? We’d need probably 20-30 dozen per week, and I can’t drive an hour to get eggs only. The numbers don’t work with the cost of gas and labor. I’m already heading to Wilson County and Johnston County weekly so someone in that area would make sense because I can combine trips, which does make the numbers work.

We would look at smaller producers if you have someone who had a backyard flock and wants to sell their eggs. Especially if they can deliver to the store. Enough small producers equal one big producer so that is an option.

Please let me know if you have someone you think I could work with and we’ll make contact.

As I sat in my office located just above the store in the barn this morning, wondering which thing that was due two days ago I was going to work on today, I glanced out of my window and was surprised to see this.

If you get past the focus on the window screen, you can see there is a rainbow this morning. Cool.

Of course I know I’m not a photographer so I ran outside to see what it looked like outside. It didn’t disappoint.

Low clouds scooting by, and a bright bottom rainbow and a clearly visible second rainbow. It’s gonna be a good day! But wait, my darling wife is home and the rainbow is dropping right on her head.

Calling the wife early in the morning. Or speaking to her. Or making noise. Or really anything prior to her getting up and going at her own time frame is generally a mistake.

4worldlovers:
The Fuquay-Varina Ruck Club decided to participate in this year’s #PumpkinRuck Challenge, so we had to Ruck (hiking with a heavy load) to a local pumpkin patch as a group and with our challenge weights — plus family and kids in tow. :) Addision and her family were incredibly accommodating to our group. They were very responsive in the days leading up to this event, and even helped us plan an appropriate route to the farm for our kids. The hospitality and service we received from the staff of Little Wing Pasture is truly a breath of fresh air, in a world so inundated with the daily hustle-and-bustle. In all, six (6) families participated in the Pumpkin Ruck to Little Wing Pasture, and every single family plans to revisit them for fresh seasonal produce and Christmas Trees later in the year! Overall, our visit has left an overwhelmingly positive impression upon each and every single one of us, and we look forward to supporting this local farm for years to come. :)

Absolutely amazing atmosphere, people, produce and products! I've gotten produce, pumpkins, Christmas trees, art, you name it. I have been beyond satisfied with everything I have received from this farm. If you're looking for a creative gift for someone, or want to prepare a fresh, local meal, this is the place to go! Addison is so creative and talented. Also, the location of the farm is convenient to town if you're going into Fuquay.