Bringing our community, local, pasture raised grass fed beef
Our family started with a few cows in 2012 and have grown our herd over the years. We started with Red Devon cows and have added Angus and Hereford to our herd. We breed, calve and raise our cows on our farm and enjoy taking care of our beautiful herd and the calves they have. All of our animals are family. We handle them daily, they get to enjoy snacks of alfalfa cubes, and brushes and scratches that they line up to enjoy.
From sunrise chores to sunset harvests, every day is about caring for our farm, the animals, and the community we live in. We are fortunate to make our hay and raise our herd on our pastures. We use our own manure/compost on our vegetable gardens and fields and appreciate being able to use what we have, so you can feel good about the food on your table and the place it comes from.
Lone Silo Farm Calves of 2026
Calving is our favorite time of year. We have an amazing herd of cows, that raise us beautiful, healthy, friendly calves. Each one with their own personality.
“Ruby” Born 3/27/26 Mother “Olaf”
Ruby is a beautiful red heifer from our gorgeous Red Devon Olaf. We love our beautiful red cows and are happy to have her. She loves playing with her bestie Rosie.
“Rocky” Born 2/25/26 Mother “Elsa”
Rocky is a super sweet and friendly bull calf. He loves to be brushed and play with his brother Ricky.
“Ricky Bobby” Born 1/20/2026. Mother-”Snowflake”
Ricky was born loving us. He is one of the most lovable calves from Day 1. He is always the first one to come greet us in the pasture and demands our attention. He genuinely loves to be loved on.
“Rhonda” Born 5/22/26 Mother “Tilly”
Rhonda was born to run. She is the smallest one in the herd and amongst her calf friends, but you’d never know it. She’s the first calf out front when they are running around. She’s besties with Ronnie and they play together often.
“Rosie” Born 2/12/26. Mother “Penny”
Rosie loves her babies. Being the second calf born this year, she got to see the 7 more calves be born. Each and every one was of interest to her. Right after new babies were born, she was at their side. She loves to play with her new friends. We look forward to her becoming a wonderful addition to our herd.
“Randy” Born 3/2/26 Mother “Mama” (One of our original 4 yearling heifers we started our farm with)
This was our sweet Mama’s last calf and he was a big one, well over 100 lbs. and had a tough go of it from the start. We ended up having to bring him in our heated garage and start him on a bottle. He was a big boy but took right to the bottle and is the sweetest boy. He fit right in with our calves in the weaning pen and is enjoying his new friends.
“Ronnie” Born 4/3/26 Mother “Tallulah”
Ronnie is a gorgeous bull calf with gorgeous coloring like his momma. He is a sweet boy who loves to play with his sister Rhonda.
“Reba” Born 4/5/26 Mother “Meatball”
Reba was born teenie tiny. She weighed about 45 lbs. She was the first calf for Meatball. And meatball wasn’t very interested in being a momma cow. For the safety and health of sweet Reba, she became our second bottle calf of the year. She had a bit of a struggle being so tiny. She moved into the garage for a bit. Being still so small she became our back yard calf.
“Timothy” Born 6/27/24 Born here on the farm in 2024, Timothy was one of the most gentle sweetest bulls we’ve ever had. We kept him to breed our cows and he gave us 9 beautiful calves. He was so proud of them. Truly an amazing herd bull, awesome with the calves and still a big baby who insisted on being brushed each time we were in the pasture. He gave us beautiful calves with his calm demeanor and did breed back our cows to give us 6 more calves due early 2027. He has moved on to his new farm, but we look forward to our next calves from him.
“Rodney” Born 6/2/26 Mother “Anna”. Rodney’s mother unfortunately had a medical issue after birth and couldn’t care for him. Final calf became our 3rd bottle baby and 2nd yard calf of the year. Rodney and Reba are a funny pair. They loved growing up in the yard with our dog Daisy. They spent the summer on the patio, lounging in the lawn and playing in their own kiddie pool. They have now moved to a pen closer to the bigger cows. We are halter breaking them and they love their daily walks and visits back to the yard to play with the dog.
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