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Farm animals don't get much cuter than baby goats dressed in pajamas. We came across this video the other day and just had to share it you! This video is from Sunflower Farm Creamery located in Cumberland Maine. We love to see other farms finding creative ways to share there farm's story. Take a look!

The race is on... A new flock of hens will be moved out to pasture tomorrow and we're working hard to get their new mobile shelter ready! This is a new innovative design not seen on many pasture-based farms yet in the USA. At Seven Sons we're always implementing new concepts to help pioneer the movement of pasture-based farming.

Below is a photo we snapped and wanted to share of our pigs hanging out in the pasture under a peaceful shade tree. Life doesn't get much better for a pig! This wasn't the way we always raised animals on our farm. Learn more about our farm's history and why we transitioned to sustainable farming...

It's peak laying season on the farm! This means our Pastured Eggs are on sale while we have surplus!

The below photo shows our pasture-raised laying hens grazing in fresh green pastures. The large trailer is equipped with automatic pressure regulated waters, access to our non-GMO feed as well as roll out nest boxes for hens to lay their wonderful eggs. The netting you see surrounding the area is to protect from ground predators such as raccoons, coyotes, minks and other varmints who might be looking for a chicken dinner. The geese stay with the chickens to help fend off any aerial predators.

It's order pickup day at Seven Sons... A big thanks to over 30 customers who visited the farm this morning to pickup their orders!

Joel Salatin testified on April 30, 2015 before a legislative committee in favor of a state constitutional amendment in Maine on the Right to Food.

We are happy to introduce Bourbon Barrel Foods - the maker of gourmet food products that reflect the rich heritage of Kentucky’s Bourbon Country, “The Napa Valley of the Bluegrass”.

As a followup to last week's newsletter about our friends in Nepal I'd like to share about a very unique opportunity to help with a relief project we are involved with.

Say hello to HarvestBox: a new partnership that will give you an opportunity to experience Seven Sons in a whole new way!

As most of you know a powerful earthquake struck Nepal Saturday, killing over 1,000 people across a swath of four countries as the violently shaking earth collapsed houses, leveled centuries-old temples and triggered avalanches on Mt. Everest. It was the worst tremor to hit the poor South Asian nation of Nepal in over 80 years.