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The Fluffy Farm

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Come Experience The Farm

Farm Experiences

Yoga Flow and Full Moon Meditation

Farm Experiences

  • We offer a variety of experiences. Birthday parties are always a huge hit here at the farm, if you're looking for something unique and hands-on for your child and their friends to enjoy, we offer an experience you can't find anywhere else. This experience includes farm games,  a petting zoo and even a giant corn "sand"box. Herea at the farm you can also book for adorable seasonal photo sessions, sign up for educational and entertaining farm experiences (looking for fun and different things to do with the kiddos this weekend? This is it!).  Adults can book an exclusive time to just chill out on the farm and get away from the hustle and bustle of it all, with outdoor games and fluffy animals to help you put you back in touch with nature. Great for date nights, educational field trips and family fun for those in the 417 area.

Testimonials

Yoga Flow and Full Moon Meditation

Farm Experiences

  • We went to visit some family in MO and while we were there my wife wanted us to get pictures taken and wanted our daughter to see some real livestock. My daughter loved petting the miniature sheep and feeding the chickens. We were even able to bring our own dogs to have pictures taken with them. We will be back! - Curt S.


  • Took my niece and nephews out to the farm and they loved it! Didn't get the greatest pictures, as they were too busy enjoying the animals. They especially loved holding the chickens. Ryan and Rachel did a great job of teaching the kiddos about the animals. My 7 year old nephew asked if we could go back already; even though it's only been a few days- Jacque G.

Yoga Flow and Full Moon Meditation

Yoga Flow and Full Moon Meditation

Yoga Flow and Full Moon Meditation

Yoga at The Fluffy Farm

 Join us for a 60 minute Vinyasa flow (for ALL levels and abilities), fluffy farm animals to love on, and finish up with a full moon meditation by bonfire. Take advantage of the full moon and deepen your intuition and spiritual potential. Class and meditation led by Teresa Brown, 500 RYT yoga instructor and certified Level 6 Life Force Energy Practitioner.  

All About Chickens

All About Chickens

Yoga Flow and Full Moon Meditation

  • Sign up now to learn hands-on about the exciting and fascinating world of chickens. Fun fact: Chickens need 14 hours of sunlight to lay one egg! Recommended for ages 6 and up

School Field Trips

All About Chickens

School Field Trips

  • Contact us to set up a time to bring your students out for an education about the many different pieces of farm life, from chicken hatching to fiber gathering. We can also bring the farm to your classroom, shoot us an email to set up a time.

FAQs

All About Chickens

School Field Trips

  • Is this something my younger child would enjoy? 
  • We recommend for ages 5 and under to book only an hour to come feed the animals and take adorable photos. 
  • For those 5 and over there are many different things to do on the farm. Come get a farm education first-hand!

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Wheeling the chicken feed to the hens
Feeding the fluffy sheep. So many fun things to do!

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Feeding the fluffy chickens
Our latest fluffy addition.
Christmas photos at the farm with your own fluffy friends! So many great photo opportunities here.

About Us

Baby fluffy friends

How we got started

Our adventure into having the cutest and fluffiest farm started by accident and has gradually continued to evolve on its own. Our first clue that our farm was going to be fluffy and adorable, and maybe not the more practical kind of operation should have been the adorable fluffy bunnies we inherited. They were left behind here by the previous owner and looked to be domesticated rabbits that roamed about the farm and the surrounding area on their own. Ryan, being the animal lover that he is, insisted they needed to be fed and watered since they clearly were not wild rabbits and must have been relying on human intervention before.  

  

 Flopsy our first “fluffy” eating the food Ryan puts out for him everyday 


Our next venture into fluffy animals, was once again through default. I woke up on a Saturday morning and told Ryan we needed to get some chickens so we could have farm fresh eggs, as I was concerned about how the lock down was going to affect the food supply, and long term I wanted to be more self-sufficient at providing ourselves with locally-sourced food. At that point the only animals we had on the farm were the “wild” rabbits, which were clearly never going to be part of our food supply. Apparently I was not alone in my thinking about getting chickens, as by the time we got to the farm store around 10:00 am, every single baby chick was sold out except for one flock of 9 baby Bantams. When chickens are babies they all look the same to me, so they looked to me just like regular chickens, albeit smaller. Well fast forward to them getting their feathers in and we might have ended up with the fluffiest and most adorable chickens ever. Turns out they were Cochin chickens, a type of Chinese show chicken, known for their bell bottom like feathers on their legs and feet. The biggest surprise though was just how full of personality they are! I will share some videos of them interacting with Ryan and, man, do they love their human. 

Ryan with the two roosters, Flufficus Maximus and Leslie


Next up, well plants. Not where you thought this was headed huh? Stay with me. Back to my desire for locally sourced food and Ryan’s desire to make his own wine and we ended up discussing planting some vineyards. *Sidenote, Ryan did humor me and plant several fruit trees, so it’s not just all about the wine, but I mean, it’s mostly about the wine*.  As we have a very small operation, we started discussing how we could maximimze the space to grow as many vines as possible. One of the problems with maximizing the space is needing enough room to be able to mow and weed-eat in between the rows. Enter the fluffiest and cutest solution you’ve ever seen, Olde English Babydoll Southdown sheep.  These sheep make awesome organic weeders and have been used with success here in local vineyards. They’re awesome since they don’t harm the plants, or the fruit on the plants, and as an added bonus not only do they leave the grounds well groomed, they  fertilize the soil as they graze.

Meet the world’s cutest lawnmowers- Amber, Esta and Gina

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