Welcome to the barnyard
Kinder Goats, Exotic Chickens, Cottage foods & Produce
Featured Products
Adult Female- If you want instant “rare-breed wow” in your flock, an adult Ayam Cemani hen delivers. Known for her striking all-black appearance—feathers, face, comb, legs, and skin—this hen is a true showpiece with a calm, confident presence. Ayam Cemani hens are hardy, alert, and do well as part of a mixed flock while still standing out as something special.
Our adult females are fully grown and ready to settle into a new home—ideal for anyone who wants to skip the wait of raising chicks or is building a breeding pen. Expect a smart, active forager with a sleek, glossy black look that turns heads every time she steps into the yard.
Meet the Team
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![A brown and white goat standing on dirt ground in a fenced outdoor area with trees and cloudy sky in the background.]()
Mistletoe
Identifies as a bby cow
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![An orange tabby cat lying inside a blue plastic laundry basket on top of a grey cloth blanket, with a small patch of pink on its nose.]()
Bobby time
knows how to eat
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![Close-up of a black and white cat with yellow eyes holding a bird in its mouth, standing on a wooden floor.]()
millie
Bird terrorist
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![Close-up of a happy white Labrador Retriever puppy with black nose, smiling, lying in green grass amidst tall grasses and trees in the background, outdoors during daytime.]()
otis
will goo you
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Ruby
Elite good girl
More about
us
We’re a small family farm near Potter, Nebraska, growing seasonal produce from our greenhouse/high tunnel, gardens, and orchard plantings.The farmstand is stocked with what’s in season—greens and herbs, summer favorites like tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, and melons, storage crops like carrots and garlic, and occasional extras as harvests roll in. Thanks for supporting local food and a farm that’s built one season at a time.
Because we grow in smaller batches, availability can change quickly—some weeks there’s a little of everything, and other weeks we’re heavy on a few favorites. The best way to shop is to stop by regularly and grab what looks good, or plan around what’s coming into season. We’ll keep the farmstand updated as harvests shift from early greens to summer produce to fall storage crops.
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