Secret Garden Farms

Secret Garden Farms we are a rare breed poultry farm, specializing in chickens and waterfowl.
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Good morning from 1F in Purcell, OK. The flock is faring well so far. Let's hope we warm up soon!
01/26/2026

Good morning from 1F in Purcell, OK. The flock is faring well so far. Let's hope we warm up soon!

Got a bit more snow last night, it's more like icy little pearls than solid snow, but it's so pretty and puts a blanket ...
01/25/2026

Got a bit more snow last night, it's more like icy little pearls than solid snow, but it's so pretty and puts a blanket of silence over the land. 7F at wake up. Happy Sunday everyone

Good morning from a sleepy 9F Secret Garden Farms, the geese and ducks took shelter near the barn and in an area we put ...
01/24/2026

Good morning from a sleepy 9F Secret Garden Farms, the geese and ducks took shelter near the barn and in an area we put huts up. The chickens are doing well in the coop. Time to have a cup of coffee

❄️ Freeze Warning This Weekend — Prepare Now, Not Later ❄️Freezing temperatures are expected this weekend, and a little ...
01/22/2026

❄️ Freeze Warning This Weekend — Prepare Now, Not Later ❄️
Freezing temperatures are expected this weekend, and a little preparation now can prevent a lot of stress, damage, and danger later. Whether you care for livestock, rely on well water, or simply want to keep your home and family safe during a potential power outage, these steps are practical, proven, and worth doing before the cold sets in.
Below are 15 essential tips to help you prepare your animals, protect your plumbing, and stay safe if the power goes out.
🐄 Livestock & Animal Care
Check water access twice daily
Frozen water is one of the biggest winter risks. Use heated waterers if available, or break ice frequently and keep backup containers ready.
Increase feed slightly
Animals burn more calories staying warm. A modest increase in feed helps maintain body condition during extreme cold.
Provide windbreaks and dry shelter
Wind chill is often more dangerous than temperature alone. Ensure barns, sheds, or tarps block prevailing winds and stay dry.
Add extra bedding
Straw or shavings create insulation from frozen ground and help animals conserve body heat.
Secure heat lamps safely
If using heat lamps for chicks or vulnerable animals, double-check chains, cords, and clearance to prevent fires.
Check fences and gates
Frozen ground can loosen posts and latches. Animals may test boundaries when stressed by weather.
🚰 Protecting Pipes & Water Systems
Wrap exposed pipes
Insulate outdoor faucets, well heads, crawl spaces, and garage pipes using foam covers or towels secured with tape.
Disconnect and drain hoses
Leaving hoses attached can freeze pipes inside walls and cause major damage.
Let faucets drip overnight
A slow, steady drip keeps water moving and reduces the chance of frozen pipes.
Open cabinet doors under sinks
This allows warm air to circulate around plumbing, especially on exterior walls.
⚡ Power Outage & Home Readiness
Charge all devices now
Phones, battery packs, lanterns, radios, and flashlights should be fully charged before temperatures drop.
Prepare an alternative heat source safely
If using fireplaces or propane heaters, ensure proper ventilation and never use outdoor heaters indoors.
Stock water and shelf-stable food
Plan for at least 24–72 hours without power. Include food that does not require cooking.
Know how to manually open garage doors and gates
Power outages can trap vehicles or prevent access to animals if you’re not prepared.
Check on neighbors, elderly family, and livestock owners nearby
Cold weather is safer when communities look out for one another.
Preparation is not about panic—it is about protection. Taking time today can prevent frozen pipes, injured animals, lost water access, and dangerous situations later.
Please feel free to share this post so others can prepare as well. Stay warm, stay safe, and take care of each other this weekend.

Stopped at the Petal Stone Merchantile today to bring the new Elderberry Fire Cider Kit and saw all the amazing products...
01/15/2026

Stopped at the Petal Stone Merchantile today to bring the new Elderberry Fire Cider Kit and saw all the amazing products there! Thank you all for supporting our ventures and don't forget if you need Milk, Eggs, fresh bread Cinnamon rolls, herbal mixes, spices, tea, honey or personal care items make sure to swing on by at 10000 Coldstream Ln, OKC

This is so well said! Support local!
01/15/2026

This is so well said! Support local!

✨ NEW PRODUCT ALERT ✨Our Organic Elderberry Fire Cider Kit has officially landed — and it’s only available locally at Pe...
01/14/2026

✨ NEW PRODUCT ALERT ✨
Our Organic Elderberry Fire Cider Kit has officially landed — and it’s only available locally at Petal Stone Mercantile 🌿
This handcrafted, small-batch kit is designed so you only add organic apple cider vinegar at home. Inside you’ll find warming roots, vibrant elderberry & hibiscus, whole cinnamon, and thoughtfully chosen botanicals — everything measured, nothing extra.
Perfect for seasonal rituals, thoughtful gifting, or stocking your home apothecary.
Once they’re gone, they’re gone.
📍 Available exclusively in-store
🫙 Limited quantity
🌿 Organic • handcrafted • small batch
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Design number ? I lost count, but we are confident these recycled material built underground goose coops will fit the bi...
01/07/2026

Design number ? I lost count, but we are confident these recycled material built underground goose coops will fit the bill.

14 eggs and about 7 days to go! Let's see if this first time momma that snuck a nest on us is going to hatch some cuties...
01/03/2026

14 eggs and about 7 days to go! Let's see if this first time momma that snuck a nest on us is going to hatch some cuties!

After raising geese for 4 years and having culled two to make sausage out of last year. I finally cooked my first Christ...
12/26/2025

After raising geese for 4 years and having culled two to make sausage out of last year. I finally cooked my first Christmas goose roast. It doesn't get any more farm to table than hatching, raising, culling and then cooking your own Christmas Dinner. Absolutely delicious and can't wait to tear into all the leftovers....

From our home to yours, Merry Christmas Eve....
12/25/2025

From our home to yours, Merry Christmas Eve....

Food prep the old-school way 🥩When prime rib roasts go on sale, we stock up and make the most of every single cut.The ri...
12/20/2025

Food prep the old-school way 🥩
When prime rib roasts go on sale, we stock up and make the most of every single cut.
The ribs get trimmed and smoked.
The fat gets rendered into clean, usable tallow.
The scraps get ground into burger.
The roast gets parted into steaks and smaller roasts for later meals.
Even when the meat isn’t local or farm-raised, this is still worlds better than fast food. You’re choosing real cuts of meat, real cooking methods, and avoiding seed oils, fillers, and ultra-processed junk that comes with drive-thru burgers.
For a family of four, this turns into a full steak dinner at home for about $25–$30 total.
That same meal at a steakhouse would easily run $120–$150 — and that’s before tip.
Better ingredients. Better control. Better health.
And yes… steak night instead of fast food night, without breaking the budget.
This is how we stretch food dollars without sacrificing quality — using the whole animal, cooking intentionally, and feeding our family well.
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Purcell, OK
73080

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Monday 2pm - 6pm
Tuesday 2pm - 6pm
Wednesday 3pm - 6pm
Thursday 2pm - 6pm

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