Cedarview Hollow Farm

Cedarview Hollow Farm We are a small operation with a growing herd of the red poll cattle and a somewhat large flock of chickens.

Cedarview Hollow Farm is located just outside Noel, MO in McDonald County.

Cedarview Hollow Farm is no longer in the pig or sheep business. We are currently raising a small herd of cows and slowl...
01/22/2025

Cedarview Hollow Farm is no longer in the pig or sheep business. We are currently raising a small herd of cows and slowly building on that, but nothing to sell just yet. We've enjoyed meeting new people in the surrounding area and wish you many blessings in the coming year.

We have 3 young male IPPs that we would like to pass on to anyone looking for a feeder. These are not registered. They a...
11/09/2022

We have 3 young male IPPs that we would like to pass on to anyone looking for a feeder. These are not registered. They are strictly to be used as feeders and not breeders. Contact us through messenger if you are interested.

We have a borrow that needs to go to butcher. If you're looking for fresh pork for your holiday meals just let us know....
11/09/2022

We have a borrow that needs to go to butcher. If you're looking for fresh pork for your holiday meals just let us know. We will sell the boar for $3.00 lb hanging weight at the butcher. If you're interested message us and we talk further about where, when, and how. 😃

Spring is finally here and peace is on the farm
04/14/2022

Spring is finally here and peace is on the farm

02/25/2022

We're taking a couple of our hogs to the butcher March 4,2022.
Contact us if you're interested in purchasing freshly grown pork

Innocence
06/05/2021

Innocence

Piglets are 2 weeks old and already have the run of the place,
06/05/2021

Piglets are 2 weeks old and already have the run of the place,

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Noel, MO
64854

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+14797216597

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Katahdin Sheep and IPPs

Raising livestock can sometimes be a risky business, let alone, a learning experience. However, it can be a rewarding experience as well. Often it is not about the financial side of the business, but about the satisfaction and peace gained from just seeing God’s hand at work with new life being brought into life on the farm. For any animal, life can be brutal as they are exposed to the elements of weather and predators. Being a farmer that raises any livestock, we do our best to protect them and provide the nutrition they need, other than the the grasses they consume. The Hopping family has farmed for generations. Within the families we have cattle, geese, goats, chickens, sheep and pigs. Of course, one might also see a couple of horses, a huge Jack Mule, and a few dogs and cats. Parts of the family dabble in essential oils, herbs, making their own cream, butter, yogurt, grinding their own wheat for bread making, and so much more. If you have an interest in getting started with these incredible creatures on your own property, feel free to contact us. You may also read more about Katahdin sheep at http://www.ansi.okstate.edu/breeds/sheep/katahdin/ and Idaho Pasture Pigs at http://www.idahopasturepigregistry.com/breed-standard