Homegrown Pasture Raised Mangalitsa hog
Mangalitsa piglets checking out the photographer.
Cowboarding-Herdshare-rawmilk-Randy the Waygu/Jersey calf
Are you looking for Raw Milk in Michigan? Farmers in Michigan can not sell Raw milk. However, you can buy a cowshare, herdshare of the diary animals. Contact Bakers Green Acres
Children and chicks: anyone can farm
Children and chicks: anyone can farm!
Jim playing with the Great Pyranees puppies
A Mangalitsa sow with her piglets.
A Mangalitsa sow caring for her young in the fresh air and sunshine.
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Our Muscovy ducks–they just hang out.
Our Muscovy ducks–they just hang out.
Obie surveying his territory.
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These puppies are well socialized to many people and children!
Going for a ride in the “boat cart.”
Real milk for your family from your cow herd share.
Chicken processing
Dorothy: “Tell me again why we’re doing this.”
Whole pasture raised, beyond organic, GMO free chickens start as chicks.
Pasture raised chickens enjoying fresh air and sunshine.
Bakers Green Acres is a direct to consumer poultry producer in Northern Michigan – We offer pasture raised chicken raised on our 80 acre farm in Northern Michigan.
Grass-fed dairy cows
The cows enjoy pasture until as late in the fall as possible, and eat hay from the farm all winter. They are “real cows” who give real, raw milk!
Dairy cows enjoying grass, the way real cows should.
BJ’s Cowboarding cows enjoying early spring pasture, the way grass fed dairy cows should.
Free Range Pasture raised turkeys
A Mangalitsa sow with her young ones basking in the spring sun.
Weaner pigs clearing some garden space.
garden vegetables: Homesteader’s guild
chicken processing
Keith and helper Derek had the outdoor spot as the killers. “It’s not fun.”
Frank Baker of Bakers Green Acres – Baby Chicks
Frank Baker raising chicks on his 80 acre beyond organic farm in Northern Michigan – Specializing in Pasture Pork and pasture raised Chicken
Porcine “fast food”–don’t move a minute, Mom!
Mangalitsa hogs enjoying green grass and fresh air.
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A new mama pig and her baby.
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Digging in the snow is a way to pass the time, plus one might find something good to eat!
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Frank helping the guys do construction.
Winter wooly pigs with their farmer, Mark Baker. Straw is the ticket to a warm bed.
As long as they have straw, the wooly pigs are happy!
Heritage breed Mangalitsa pigs on pasture.
All natural Thanksgiving Turkeys awaiting dinner.
Wagyu-Jersey crossed calves
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Mangalitsa hybrid sows and their piglets in the grass.
Vacuum Sealing the chickens processed at Bakers Green Acres
Dorothy’s packing chicken, but acting like a ham!
Frank loading his milk in the truck.
Frank carries his milk from the filling tank to the van. He loves the real stuff!
This is the sow in the open field. Everyone’s snuggled in and she has lots of straw to work with.
Mangalitsa hogs enjoying green grass and tilling a field.
Mangalitsa hogs enjoying green grass and tilling a field.
Baker’s Green Acres Mangalitsas enjoying a sunny winter evening.
Gettin’ ready for bed. Turkeys aren’t happy unless they’re high (on a roost).
Chickens from Bakers Green Acres
The chicks have arrived and are in the brooder house. Bakers Green Acres Farm is a 80 acre beyond organic farm located in Northern Michigan
Mangalitsa pigs in winter.
Mangalitsa Hogs – Old Fashion Pigs
chicken processing
Rachel, Jim, and Dorothy take a break between groups of birds to express their joy.
Pastured turkeys for Thanksgiving!
A mangalitsa sow farrows fine outside in the winter.
A very fat blond Mangalitsa.
Broad breasted turkeys roaming green grass in the fall.
heritage breed Mangalitsa weaner and feeder pigs
A colorful group of weaner pigs.
A broiler chicken chick sleeping in Rachel’s hands.
A Barred Rock rooster, a heritage breed, struts his stuff.
Poultry Processing at Bakers Green Acres Michigan
Mangalitsa pigs enjoying winter sunshine.
Dairy cows heading out to pasture.
Dairy cows heading out to pasture. Electric fence works great!
A summer sunset from the barn roof.
Children are great helpers on the farm, and benefit in so many ways from the experience.
Mark and Friendly the Mangalitsa boar.
Mark Baker showing off the mangalitsa swallow belly hog.