Little Sandy Creek Farm, Wausau, WI Videos
Videos by Little Sandy Creek Farm in Wausau. We run a small scale farm located just a few miles from Wausau, Wisconsin with our main focus on grass fed and finished beef. We also sell eggs, garden vegetables, and maple syrup.
Drive your tractor to school day! 🚜
Brady got to “drive” his tractor to school today with some of the high school students at Antigo!
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Drive your tractor to school day! 🚜 Brady got to “drive” his tractor to school today with some of the high school students at Antigo!
There was a beautiful rainbow this morning! Anyone else see it? The first time I have ever seen a rainbow to the west, bring on the rain. 🌈 🌧️
The first baby of the year! 🐮 A little girl! 🩷 Since we are raising beef for meat; Kevin would like some bull calves but she sure is cute!
Anyone else on this sourdough journey?! 🥖 We just started last week, haven’t made bread yet but these sourdough discard crackers are amazing and so are sourdough discard pancakes that we had for breakfast this morning. It’s a learning process; one goal for new years was to make more of my own bread.
2023- was a great year! Looking forward to seeing what 2024 has in store for us as a farm and family!
Supporting local and family! Needed some veggies for dinner since our garden is a little behind because of this weather so I stopped at The Farm Stand.
Surprise!! 🐣 A hen and 10 baby chicks showed up to the barn this morning!! I have no idea where she was hiding for the past month but now we have 10 new babies. I also moved a broody hen two weeks ago to an area to try to let her hatch out some eggs. Chicken math… we will see how many new hens we get!
2022 has been a wild ride at the farm. Four baby cows born this year, maple syrup season, a few new laying hens, meat birds, garden growing and preserving season. The loss of the family dog, new puppy and new human baby all in a week. The biggest loss was the death of both my grandparents; who we purchased the farm from in 2017. Excited to see what 2023 has in season for us.
My father in law took these awesome pictures of the farm with his drone. I love looking at old farm photos and the farm over the years. Never can have too my photos!
National Farmer Day! 🚜 🌽 🥛 Thank you to all the farmers out there who sacrifice so much for all of us!
Pastured raised chickens 🐔 Raising our meat birds a little different this year. Last year we moved our chicken tractor twice a day, well this year I had to order a minimum of 25 because we wanted to butcher in the fall so a portable fence and the tractor to sleep in at night. So far it’s working great!