Once Upon a Meadow
Welcome to the day-to-day goings on of Once Upon a Meadow, a small family dairy farm north of Kernersville NC.
We are a small sustainable family farm slowly bringing new life back to an old to***co farm in the Piedmont of NC.
Dairy Goats and milking equipment for sale
After a lot of years of milking, we are sadly shutting down the dairy. Our herd, stands, milking equipment, and cheese processing equipment are all going up for sale. We run a herd we are proud of and have been improving for 15 years. We are keeping some of our dear older women, but the rest are all looking for forever homes as milkers, pets, lawnmowers, and/or new best friends.
winstonsalem.craigslist.org After 14 years of milking, local goat dairy Once Upon a Meadow, is shutting down. 30+ milkers, yearlings, and doelings for sale. We have lots of saanan and alpine, crosses, lamancha, and our very...
Don't look now, but I think we're being watched.
"What a great thing to wake up in the morning surrounded by breakfast."
Announcing the addition of another market to our Saturday morning lineup! Jon will be at the Greensboro Farmers Curb Market on Saturdays from 7am-1pm starting this weekend. Jesse will still be at the Cobblestone Farmers Market from 9am-noon, and Harold and Carol will continue at the Piedmont Triad Farmers Market.
We know what we're serving for (hint: it's so good it's green!)
Forgive me, but I just can't help it. Bacon, eggs, and some carefully hidden away asparagus from , radishes, kale, and radish tops from Fair Share Farm, brioche (not pictured) from , and goat cheese herbed Marinade and goat cheese Crottin (of course) from us here at Once Upon a Meadow ❤
OMG !! Halfway to dinner and l might just stop and eat it out of the pan!
The Dodo
Too cute not to share :D
GOAT PARKOUR!!!! 🐐🔥
Ahh spring love 💚
First day at Cobblestone Farmer's Market was a success! Thank you to everyone that came out and sampled our first batch of the year. We hope to see you next week!!
First cheese of the season!!! The best cheese is spring cheese, come see us at the farmer markets this weekend!!
Timeline Photos
No one gets down on a Saturday night like we do on the Farm! Hoof trimming, polar bear hats, and Scorpions on the radio!!
4 new additions to the farm :-)
Good job Apple. They're here!
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Meeting farmers and folks in the Old Salem visitor center today from 10-2
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Snack time!
Yummy!!!
Forsyth Foodworks
A thoughtful article on the food cooperative movement and the communities, stakeholders, and individuals these co-ops are trying to serve better.
“That’s the thing we’re learning at the Seward Co-op. The work is always the work, it’s never going to be, ‘Oh, we’ve arrived, and we are done.” And yet she’s optimistic about the co-op’s work and what it represents for the food justice movement. “This project gives me hope. People of color can build and own cooperative grocery stores. It’s going to happen.”
http://civileats.com/2016/09/20/this-minneapolis-cooperative-grocery-store-is-working-to-break-the-diversity-mold/
Buds are getting ready. Are you?
New website is live! The transfer process has taken our email down temporarily while it is transferred to the new provider, but that should be back up in a jiffy. In the mean time, check out the new digs, follow our Instagram, or browse some of the great goat cheese recipes on our Pinterest. We'll be back to emailing in no time.
http://www.onceuponameadow.com/
Little Frosty had a rough start, 2 years ago today. She came early, tiny, and cold, so she spent her first week in our bathroom on a heating pad in a pulled-out vanity drawer. Soon, she started walking, then bouncing. Then, she was ready to move in with her brothers and sisters outside. This week was Frosty's second frozen birthday week in a row, but this year she'll enjoy some warm sun for her actual birthday day (70 degrees!). Happy Birthday Frosty!
Maybe snow isn't so bad after all
The moon on the crest of the new-fallen snow gave the luster of midday to objects below
How to win at winter feedracks
Bringing you a little cheer, on the darkest night of the year.
Click here to support Save Wayward Brews by Amanda Leonard
Small local coffee shop needs a hand
gofundme.com We'll try to make this short and sweet, but the truth is... it's really not. Wayward Brews is in trouble. We've overcome so many hurdles since we started this business. We've finally come to a hurdle that we just can't overcome on our own. We started Wayward Brews out of combined passions and...
Dashing through the snow in a one goat open sleigh. O'er the fields we go, laughing all the way!
Cheryl
First snow of the season in Buffalo.
Which are our best cheeses?
Help us decide which cheeses to start with!
poll.fbapp.io We're finally getting nutrition labeling done to offer our cheeses in Lowes Foods! Unfortunately, we have to start with a limited number of varieties, so we need help choosing.
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