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S&B started out with a purely functional purpose: to make good use of land that we own. Over the months, the concept of alpaca farming has branched out to several other areas of farming. In order to run a sustaining farm, we realized that we needed to consider the interconnectedness of the land and the animals, and to provide the best environment that we can for both.

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Alpaca Yarn     •     Livestock for Sale     •     S&B Composting Program

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Interested in learning more about composting? I’ll be teaching at the new Hardin County Extension Office on October 23 😄. Hope to see you there!Spots are filling up for the Composting Class! Sign up online and pay at the door! hardin.ca.uky.edu/content/line-class-registration ... See MoreSee Less

Interested in learning more about composting? I’ll be teaching at the new Hardin County Extension Office on October 23 😄. Hope to see you there!
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S&B Bell Farms, LLC is with Angie Hatcher.

1 week ago

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When “home” is now Las Vegas, and you come back to KY to visit family... part of your trip includes homemade chili with peanut butter sandwiches - and a visit to the farm!! I love that my favorite cousin, Angie, visited with us this weekend.

As you can see, Gina and Beate were quite taken with her 💛 ... See MoreSee Less

When “home” is now Las Vegas, and you come back to KY to visit family... part of your trip includes homemade chili with peanut butter sandwiches - and a visit to the farm!! I love that my favorite cousin, Angie, visited with us this weekend. As you can see, Gina and Beate were quite taken with her 💛
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We were having a very serious conversation. Lol

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2 weeks ago

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A few days ago, I was refilling one of the main water tanks and noticed something moving around inside. Naturally, I stuck my phone in to take a picture 🤣 As the water continued to rise, this little guy was getting more and more uncomfortable - until he swam over and used the garden hose as a ladder!!!!! ... See MoreSee Less

A few days ago, I was refilling one of the main water tanks and noticed something moving around inside. Naturally, I stuck my phone in to take a picture 🤣 As the water continued to rise, this little guy was getting more and more uncomfortable - until he swam over and used the garden hose as a ladder!!!!!Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment
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Awww. I had one of these teeny little guys on my windshield a few mornings ago.

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3 weeks ago

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You never know who you’ll see at the Hardin County Farmers' Market!

We are here until 12 today with lamb, pork, microgreens, eggs, cooking pears, and gluten free cookies ☺️ ... See MoreSee Less

You never know who you’ll see at the Hardin County Farmers Market! We are here until 12 today with lamb, pork, microgreens, eggs, cooking pears, and gluten free cookies ☺️
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Is that Jiminy?

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4 weeks ago

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We are nearing the end of this year’s availability of our kieffer pears - and every year I try to make something a little different with them. This year, I came across a recipe for “Sausages and Pears in Oil” - which intrigued me. I used the recipe for inspiration and made my own version.

While the Cedar Valley Farms Milwaukee bratwurst (this is the bratwurst we sell at the farmers market) was cooking, I peeled and chopped the pears. I then tossed them into a nonstick skillet sprayed with avocado oil, and cooked for about 15 minutes. Since these are very firm cooking pears, they maintained a nice crunch and didn’t get mushy at all. This is definitely a recipe to make again!

Come see us next Saturday and try it out.
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We are nearing the end of this year’s availability of our kieffer pears - and every year I try to make something a little different with them. This year, I came across a recipe for “Sausages and Pears in Oil” - which intrigued me. I used the recipe for inspiration and made my own version. While the Cedar Valley Farms Milwaukee bratwurst (this is the bratwurst we sell at the farmers market) was cooking, I peeled and chopped the pears. I then tossed them into a nonstick skillet sprayed with avocado oil, and cooked for about 15 minutes. Since these are very firm cooking pears, they maintained a nice crunch and didn’t get mushy at all. This is definitely a recipe to make again! Come see us next Saturday and try it out. Milwaukee Bratwurst pack of 4 - $6 Cooking pears - 3/$1
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Hi! I’d love to purchase 10 pounds of pears! If you have them let me know please.

Yum! 😋

Did you pick the pears?