Cedar Creek Farms

Cedar Creek Farms We are a small farm in upstate New York! Welcome to our page, we offer different seasonal products and animals from time to time! Welcome!

I have 6 1.5 week old Blue Swedish ducklings reqdy! Message for details- straight run only
06/10/2026

I have 6 1.5 week old Blue Swedish ducklings reqdy! Message for details- straight run only

Goat cam is up and running! Its baby's first night outside with the rest of them! Momma and baby are doing well!
06/07/2026

Goat cam is up and running!

Its baby's first night outside with the rest of them! Momma and baby are doing well!

Stop Everything: The Blue Swedish Are Coming!​We are so excited that a fresh batch of Blue Swedish ducklings is making t...
05/31/2026

Stop Everything: The Blue Swedish Are Coming!

​We are so excited that a fresh batch of Blue Swedish ducklings is making their grand arrival!

That signature slate-blue feathering contrasted with a crisp white bib is an absolute stunning! They are known for being friendly, docile, and fantastic foragers. They are ab excellent, robust dual-purpose ducks that thrive in backyard setting!

​Once I get my Welsh Harlequin ducks, my flock will be complete!

Life round these parts lately! It seems that everyone is loving the good weather!! Reminder: We have the farm stand open...
05/30/2026

Life round these parts lately! It seems that everyone is loving the good weather!!

Reminder: We have the farm stand open!

Currently we have fresh unwashed eggs and new this year - season mixes. Pork rub, Our very own Michigan spice mix and Chicken rub!

More coming soon!

Meet the newest members of the farm.These two are Flemish Giant/ Continental Giant kits are officially here and adjustin...
05/24/2026

Meet the newest members of the farm.
These two are Flemish Giant/ Continental Giant kits are officially here and adjusting to their new home!

​Right now, they are just 8 weeks old and look like standard, cute little bunnies—but don't let those adorable ears fool you! Flemish Giants are known as the "Gentle Giants" of the rabbit world. Fully grown, these sweethearts can weigh anywhere from 15 to over 20 pounds!

​We are so excited to add this incredible breed to the homestead. He will add size in our meat heard and together they will add something new and exciting to the farm!

Stay tuned to watch them grow (and grow, and grow)! 👇✨
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Worked all day today - Jolene decided she was ready and I came home to a surprise.. New life on the farm. On paper she w...
05/22/2026

Worked all day today - Jolene decided she was ready and I came home to a surprise.. New life on the farm. On paper she was due next week.... lol. Jolene runs to the beat of her own drum....

One beautiful doe kid!

Both momma and baby are chilling out in the kidding pen now! At least it was an easy birth... I think...

FARM FACT FRIDAY: Planting Fruit Trees ​Thinking about adding some apple or peach trees? Its not as simple as just drop ...
05/22/2026

FARM FACT FRIDAY: Planting Fruit Trees

​Thinking about adding some apple or peach trees? Its not as simple as just drop and go!

​Here are 3 things to know before your shovel hits the dirt!!!!!

​1. Keep the "Bump" Above Ground. Thats called the graft point or union. Almost all modern fruit trees you can get locally are grafted. That means a high-quality fruit variety on top is physically joined to a hardy, disease-resistant root system or stock on the bottom. You’ll see a distinct "bump" near the base of the trunk. Like a ring. If the top variety touches the dirt, it will grow its own roots, bypassing this disease-resistant qualities of the rootstock. So Keep that graft union 2 to 3 inches ABOVE the final soil line! Grafted trees have the very best rate of success!

​2. Ditch the Fertilizer!
​It feels right to dump a bunch of rich fertilizer right into the bottom of the planting hole to "help" the new tree, but it actually backfires. Simply backfill with your native soil. If you have heavy clay or pure sand, amend it lightly with compost or organic material. Keep it simple native soil encourages the roots to grow and seek out nutrients!

​3. "Mulch Volcanoes"
​Mulch is fantastic for moisture retention and w**d control but putting mulch directly against the bark is a no go! This traps moisture right on the trunk, creating a perfect breeding ground for fungal rot and giving mice or voles a cozy winter hiding spot to chew on the tender bark. Make a mulch donut instead!

Are you adding fruit trees to your property this year? We are!

What varieties are you putting in the ground this season? Let us know in the comments below!

We will have some Buff ducklings looking for new ponds! We will have a final count of whats available soon! Please share...
05/21/2026

We will have some Buff ducklings looking for new ponds! We will have a final count of whats available soon!

Please share if you know anyone interested! :)

Guess what time it is! Fresh eggs season! The farm.stand is out and OPEN! PLEASE SHAREThe refrigerator is stocked full w...
05/18/2026

Guess what time it is! Fresh eggs season! The farm.stand is out and OPEN! PLEASE SHARE

The refrigerator is stocked full with more AT THE READY!!!

Need more then we have just ask!

Come get them!

99 Rabideau St Cadyville NY 12918

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Cadyville, NY
12918

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+15185697430

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