Sawyer Creek

01/19/2026

🥩 Ground Beef Pre-Orders Are Open 🥩

Stock your freezer and save.

✔️ 30 lb. ground beef bundle
✔️ $295 total (save $30+)
✔️ $25 deposit to reserve

👉 Pre-order here: https://sawyercreek.com/products/pre-order-30-lbs-premium-grass-fed-and-finished-ground-beef

Need beef now?
We also have a limited number of 30 lb. ground beef bundles ready for immediate pickup in the farm store.

✔️ $295 total
✔️ Available first come, first served

👉 Order for pickup now: https://sawyercreek.com/products/30-lbs-premium-grass-fed-and-finished-ground-beef

01/15/2026

Hear the dog barking? One way we help prepare our breeding cattle and especially our young bulls is to train them to not be afraid of dogs. Hailey our resident herding dog goes out to the field everyday and socializes with our cattle. She even helps move the herd from pasture to pasture. That way when you bring your new bull homeb you don’t have to worry about your bull bolting through a fence if something spooks him. No one likes flighty cattle. We sure don’t.

01/15/2026

Check out our Winter Sale! Ends Saturday.

Welcome to the Sawyer Creek Winter Sale — your destination for incredible seasonal savings on our farm’s finest natural products! From nutrient-rich grass-fed beef and pastured pork to wholesome snacks, pantry favorites, and more, this limited-time collection brings you quality you can taste at ...

01/13/2026

Ever wonder why cattle don’t turn into farm-shaped popsicles every winter?
Short answer: biology is smarter than the weather.

Here’s what’s really going on ⬇️

The Science (simple + credible)

1. Thick winter coats trap warm air close to the body—nature’s insulation.
2. Body heat from digestion (especially forage-based diets) keeps internal temps steady.
3. Circulation control limits heat loss to extremities.
4. Snow is an insulator, not a deep freeze (counterintuitive, but true).
5. Shelter + windbreaks matter more than temperature alone.

Cold doesn’t hurt animals. 👉 Wet + wind + poor nutrition does.

That’s why winter care, proper feeding, and good management matter—no magic wand required.

01/11/2026

Sad day at the farm. Our very nice red Holstein A2A2 bred dairy cow unfortunately died. Sometimes when cows lay down, if they get off center and end up on their side, gasses build up in their stomach ultimately suffocating them. Thankfully her black heifer calf is still healthy.

01/09/2026

100% Grass-Fed Grass Finished Ground Beef - In Stock!

100% All-Natural Grass-Fed; Premium Lean & Healthy; Excellent flavor; Wrappe in individual 1 lb. packages with; 90/10 content.

01/09/2026

It's time to get serious! Ten (10) Years in the making!
Raising cattle is not the easiest thing to do. Raising cattle isn’t a hobby — it’s a commitment.

Harsh winters, brutal weather swings, early mornings and late nights. Daily feeding no matter the forecast. Spring calves that don’t wait for perfect conditions or convenient timing.

There are no days off in this business. Just responsibility, grit, and respect for the animals we care for.

This is what it takes to raise cattle the right way. Thankfully there are times of pure joy and fun too and it makes it all worth it!

01/04/2026

Weaning was late this year, but only because we continue to move up our breeding season. Expecting our first calves the last week of February. Be sure to follow for upcoming cute calf videos 🥰

01/03/2026

Sometimes things don't go so well. 💔
First time something like this happened on our farm. Pray it never does again. We've had the horses in this same winter pen for three years and hadn't given any thought to this gate bolt but Aspen just happened to catch it a couple days ago. Called the vet, talked to our Amish neighbors and thankfully, something like this will heal up essentially on its own. We have two all natural herbal antibacterial sprays we are putting on twice a day. As it heals, I'll post some updates. She has been a trooper, from the time she let me clean out the wound with hot water and just stood there, no halter or anything to now the daily rinses. Its a good reminder that sometimes bad things can happen when you least expect it but thankfully we have a strong network of people that care and a community of friends willing to help at a moments notice.

01/03/2026

Sometimes things don't go so well. 💔
First time something like this happened on our farm. Pray it never does again. We've had the horses in this same winter pen for three years and hadn't given any thought to this gate bolt but Aspen just happened to catch it a couple days ago. Called the vet, talked to our Amish neighbors and thankfully, something like this will heal up essentially on its own. We have two all natural herbal antibacterial sprays we are putting on twice a day. As it heals, I'll post some updates. She has been a trooper, from the time she let me clean out the wound with hot water and just stood there, no halter or anything to now the daily rinses. Its a good reminder that sometimes bad things can happen when you least expect it but thankfully we have a strong network of people that care and a community of friends willing to help at a moments notice.