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Getting ready to milk! We are within two months of Sugar calving, and we are trying to get ready for our first time milking.  Sugar is getting ready as well.  Her udder is starting to fill out, and her teats look like they...

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Farm Tools Today for my full-time job I got an iPad and I've been playing with it all afternoon. I have to say that I was skeptical when the first iPads came out, but they are pretty useful. I started thinking about...

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Meet the Morrill's We are Bil & Julia Morrill.  We started Silk Creek Farm in 2008.  We have been raising alpacas, chickens, turkeys & quails on our farm over the last four years.  We are not farmers by trade,...

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Chickens in Five Minutes a Day Winner We have a winner in the "Chicken in Five Minutes a Day" giveaway. And the winner is.................... sharons******@gmail.com She was the first one to sign up for the contest and the random...

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From around the farm! Took some pictures from around the farm this week.  Thought I would share some. [caption id="attachment_306" align="alignnone" width="225"] Julia holding our barn cat Sgt. Tibs. Julia found him on...

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Silk Creek Farm

Welcome to Silk Creek Farm. We are a small farm in Cottage Grove, Oregon, pasture raising alpacas, chickens, turkeys and jersey cows.

Alpacas are a great livestock to have. They are easy on the pasture, they don’t take a lot of extra care, easy birthers, and have some of the most wonderful fiber you will find. We are focusing on dense crimpy fine fiber of all colors. We have alpacas that range from white to black, and most colors in between.

Our pasture raised laying chickens have run of our 5 acres. They range daily on bugs and grains they find on our pasture. They are currently laying regularly, and by summer we should have enough layers to fulfill most egg orders. We once again will be pasture raising chickens for meat this summer.  Check out of products page for information on ordering chickens from us this summer.

We’ll also be raising turkeys on pasture this summer as well for Thanksgiving. Be sure to order early, we don’t have many left for this year.