Texas has a program for schools who want to serve farm fresh foods, and Weise Farms is eager to be a part of it. We recently hosted a...

We are super excited about this Friday because a group of 35 high school students and faculty will be field-tripping to Weise Farms in a...

Can you believe it? Chickens can hold off on laying! When Tim got home yesterday, the door to the chicken run had fallen. Two hens were...

It's a cold Saturday morning. We have a fire crackling in the fireplace. I just love that sound. A cup of coffee warms us inside and out,...

Our momma hen was ready to go back to the flock. And her babies were outgrowing their galvanized water trough. The problem with letting...

Five generations ago the Weise and Matthijetz families were immigrants. It was 1854. I’m sure there were tearful goodbye’s as my Wendish...

My dad, God rest his soul, always said "If you can't eat it, it isn't worth planting." And yes, I gave him a beautiful wreath of collard...

Living on a farm teaches lessons of hard work, life, love and loss. It can be rewarding and cruel all at the same time. I guess that's...

It's been so cold over the past few days, I wouldn't want to lay an egg, would you? Thankfully my chickens don't feel that way! I think...

Our very own baby buff Orpington chicks hatched on April 11. We bought 38 chicks from a lady in Elm Mott Texas. 38 Buff Orpington's - The...