AURORA BLUE FARM

Shepherding in the heart of the Ohio River Valley

How To Shop ABF

You can find our pasture raised pork and grass-fed lamb at MOON CO-OP in Oxford, Ohio and shop online for local delivery. We often a limited amount of shipped boxes throughout the year! Sign up for our bulletin to get notified when they are offered.

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View fullsize Every year I pick a few things to direct my focus when it comes to the farm. I decided garden and wool projects is where I’d focus my time, and creativity. I wanted to work on succession sowing in our garden too. I reduced the size to make it
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View fullsize It is the end of an era! After 6 years of raising pigs, this is the last year we will offer pork to customers, as we are narrowing our focus to our cows and sheep. For the first time, we are offering pork bundle packs! I am going to be so sad when we
View fullsize Lambing season has officially started! 🎉😍 Aslaug welcomed a 7.84 lb ram lamb into the world. He looks just like his dad Fil, who passed away in his sleep on December 2nd. Fil bred 2 (maybe 3) ewes and Aslaug was one of them. Being a single, he&rsqu
View fullsize We have a baby greenhouse! 🎉 it’s 6x4, and a perfect size for what we grow here on the farm. The deck it sits on needs a few more boards, but other than that she’s finished and already filling up! I caulked every panel and secured it to
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View fullsize I told Seth the other day that I was, dare. I say it a bit bored, or going through some monotonous routines. I stay home a lot, so I think that’s part of the contributing factor and I’m unable to work on many of my fiber projects due to t
View fullsize Finally, it’s February! ❤️ January was 58742 days long 🥴. February has been a favorite month of mine for a long time. It’s knowing we are on the downhill of winter, and next month is spring. Right now on the farm we are just keeping ever
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