What time does TnF Farms open?

TnF Farms opens at 11:00 AM on Saturday.

What time does TnF Farms close?

TnF Farms is closed on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday.TnF Farms closes at 11:01 AM on Saturday.

Mon-Fri, Sun ClosedSat 11:00 AM - 11:01 AM

Does TnF Farms allow dogs?

No, TnF Farms does not allow dogs.

Does TnF Farms have free WiFi?

No, TnF Farms does not have free WiFi.

Specialties

At TnF Farms, we’re passionate about producing the best local fresh farm goods for our customers! Our approach to animal husbandry is rooted in a philosophy of gentle stewardship and a commitment to providing our pigs, goats, and poultry with the best possible care. We believe in a firm but gentle hand, recognizing that animals thrive in an environment where they are treated with respect and compassion. We feature farm fresh eggs, dairy products from Nigerian Dwarf goats and pork from our American Guinea hogs. Local pick up is preferred but we do offer delivery or meet up for an additional charge. TnF Farms has fertilized eggs for hatching, hatchlings, pullets, laying hens and roosters from several breeds of chickens we raise. If you're interested in Silkies, Frizzles or Showgirl chickens, we take pride in having plenty available for sale. We also do livestock sales: registered and unregistered American Guinea hogs for purchase. Weanling pigs up to ready to harvest. Nigerian Dwarf goat kids available for purchase when available. All livestock is sold current on veterinary work. Our animals have plenty of area to graze and get to eat lots of stuff growing on our farm. We supplement high quality custom and commercial feeds. Our livestock is plump and healthy if you interested in adding to your herd. Our farm goods are delicious and nutritionally dense if you are just wanting high quality food for your family.

History

Established in 2022.

We embarked on the challenging path of starting TnF Farms. Our dream of becoming homesteading farmers. This endeavor has been a labor of love. Marked by a steep learning curve as we grappled with the demands of tending to livestock, cultivating a large garden, and managing a sustainable farm. The challenges have been many, including the hurricanes, understanding the nuances of animal care and mastering the art of sustainable farming practices. Each day has been a lesson in resilience, adaptability, and the rewards of hard work.

Meet the Business Owner: Faith J.

Kentucky born and raised, my career has been in the medical field. I've always been an animal lover. When I moved to Florida with my husband, we were very excited about homesteading and started our farm.