Hidden Acres Legacy Farm

Hidden Acres Legacy Farm Home to Rosie the pig, Goat Yoga, flower farm, and farm stand We believe in the preservation of green space and meaningful connection with nature. All classes.

We are a locally owned and operated family farm that focuses on the cultivation of community thru the use of escape via green space and connection with animals. We strive to utilize sustainable production methods of animal, flower and vegetable products and the use of animals in the maintenance of nature. We work to partner with local farms and connect others to accessible and local products. We offer public and private goat yoga sessions,, outdoor yoga, and cut flowers. Please see our events tab for details on booking. Please message us directly to book a private class. In addition to our goat business, we manage over 60 acres of conservation land, through a program called CRP. We partner with a local bee owner to help support Ohio's bee population, but hosting 10 hives on the property. We focus on keeping and maintaining the land in a manner that is both natural and sustaining for future generations. We hope to have you visit soon. Goat Yoga is available March-June pending weather. Classes are held outside. Classes will be held in light rain if less than 20 people under a tent. All others will be refunded or rescheduled if canceled due to weather. MUST be rescheduled within the season pending availability of teachers and the group to be eligible for a refund. All classes are led by certified local yoga teachers. We will attempt to accommodate all private group requests, but this is pending availability of a teacher and current public yoga schedule. Please reach out for any requests or questions by emailing, halffarm7278@gmail.com. Payment in full is expected at the time of booking. Private 2023 Group Rates:
Private Goat Yoga groups 1-10- $350 ($35)
Private Goat Yoga groups 11-20-$650 ($32.50/pp-$59/pp)
Private Goat Yoga groups 21-30-$950 ($31.67/pp-$45/pp)

Private Bachelorette Goat Party, includes flowers for the bride, champagne toast, and light snack
Private Bachelorette Goat Yoga groups 1-10- $425 ($42.50/pp)
Private Bachelorette Goat Yoga groups 11-20-$725 ($36.25-$65.90/pp)
Private Bachelorette Goat Yoga groups 21-30-$1000 ($33.34-$47.62/pp)

Add ons:
Bouquet Bar based on availability of flowers-$20/pp (Make your own, or made for you 15-30 stems based on flowers)

Private Floral design available for special occasions, funerals, weddings, etc. Based on use of flowers, travel and venue. Please contact us for a private consultation with designer, Carol Smith. Wholesale flowers can be obtained, partnership with local flower growers are available, or use of HALFFARM flowers are also available. Season passes are available for the 2023 season for $75 ($180 value). This pass will give you access to six classes throughout the 2023 season (Goat Yoga, Outdoor yoga, and Fall Yoga on the Farm). These passes are non-transferrable and are only good for the 2023 season. Must present a season pass card at each class (will be given to you at the time of your first class check-in).

When you think the garden is done and it has nothing left to give, it shows off and gives you a glorious bouquet. This i...
10/28/2025

When you think the garden is done and it has nothing left to give, it shows off and gives you a glorious bouquet. This is how I felt today, like I had nothing left to give, but I still showed up. Basking in the sunshine, making a final push. The season of rest is near, but there is so much left to do...

Have you ever seen pigs play? Because that’s basically what ours want to do every day. Forget lazy mud baths—these pigs ...
10/28/2025

Have you ever seen pigs play? Because that’s basically what ours want to do every day. Forget lazy mud baths—these pigs are professional diggers, splashers, and all-around goofballs. You haven’t known chaos until you’ve watched three pigs fight over the same mud puddle like it’s the last piece of cake.i have loved getting to know pigs this year!!! They are,are smart, playful, and full of personality. Rosie loves to chew on anything with an unfamiliar texture (sticks, rock, rubber bucket handle, a boot), you name it. You can tell she is ready to play again, just not yet!!!

Tis the season!!! Starting NOW feel free to drop pumpkins at the end of our driveway for the animals. Here are our reque...
10/28/2025

Tis the season!!! Starting NOW feel free to drop pumpkins at the end of our driveway for the animals.

Here are our requests:
1. Please no carved pumpkins in the pile, feel free to throw them in the field for the deer or other animals. They get moldy and mushy for giving to our livestock.
2. Please no paint, this can harm the animals.
3. Please REMOVE any stickers before dropping them off.

Leave them under the wooden "sign" holder.

7140 Reynoldsburg Baltimore Rd Pickerington, we are NEXTDOOR at the driveway to the right when pulling out of the board of DD, two green tires). Our address is not GPS friendly.

Thank you.

Well, Rosie inspired a Halloween costume. Any ideas what Avery is going to be?!
10/28/2025

Well, Rosie inspired a Halloween costume. Any ideas what Avery is going to be?!

This is me. Sitting on my couch doing computer work wrapped in a blanket, when I should be outside digging dahlia tubers...
10/27/2025

This is me. Sitting on my couch doing computer work wrapped in a blanket, when I should be outside digging dahlia tubers. This is me avoiding what I do not want to do when it is cold. You will find me here all winter, but insert a fire. Did I ask for it to get colder?! Yes, yes I did. I regret that prayer.

10/26/2025

Rosie had her first "post accident bath" today. She is happy to have a short walk (less than 50 ft) up and down the path and to the bath stall. Her leg is still SO tender and she isn't walking "level" yet. However, Avery is committed to PT as needed. She sure does love this pig.

Earlier this summer I ordered 150 peony roots. That was before life got flipped upside down. Those roots have been sitti...
10/25/2025

Earlier this summer I ordered 150 peony roots. That was before life got flipped upside down. Those roots have been sitting in my garage for weeks. I walk by them 50 times a day and to be honest, I have been avoiding them. Avoiding the work they represented because I couldn't figure out how I could possibly get it all done. I was regretting buying them, thinking I had taken on more than I could handle.

In all honesty, it was more than I could handle on my own. Today, my family stepped up. My husband got the tractor and auger. The kids grabbed gloves and wheelbarrows. They shoveled loads of compost. Together, we got it done in just a few hours.

That is the lesson, we aren't meant to do it alone. Life. Work. Family. None of it. Sometimes we just need to say, I need help. Whether that be help from a friend or God. It is always more than we can handle alone. Know you are never alone. You have a friend in me. You are always welcome here, although I might put you to work!! ❤️

10/25/2025

This girl is feeling s-p-i-c-y today. Just like you and me, animals get tired of being cooped up. She is ready to go outside. We are going to give her limited time outside as her leg allows. I do believe this princess is starting to feel better (including her attitude!! Lol).

Is there anything sweeter than these two? They work all night, sleep all day. (The tires are the perfect goat jungle gym...
10/25/2025

Is there anything sweeter than these two? They work all night, sleep all day. (The tires are the perfect goat jungle gym, in case you were wondering.)

10/24/2025

This was our first year raising feeder pigs, which we plan to expand next year. Feeder pigs are pigs who are raised for the purpose of meat. We have friends at FreshORR Family Farms that raise 40-50 pigs a year in the woods. If you are looking for a local meat provider, they raise pasture raised chicken and turkey, wood raised pigs, and grass finished beef.

We are so impressed by the ethical and natural ways that they raise their pigs, that we wanted to try to mimic that. We chose to raise our pigs in the woods, the same way they do, with tons of room to root and dig up all the invasive we don't want (honeysuckle anyone?!). It has been SO fun to get to know these pigs and watch them work the land. They truly have unique personalities and are SO smart. They often get the zoomies just like dogs. It has been incredible to see and think about the way God created animals to have specific roles to work together with nature. These pigs will be processed in December. All but one will feed our family or our relatives. We are grateful for the opportunity to give these pigs the best life they can have before providing nourishment for our family.

Look who was up and standing for her dinner!!!!
10/23/2025

Look who was up and standing for her dinner!!!!

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7260 Reynoldsburg Baltimore Road
Pickerington, OH
43147

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