Cassia Farm & Craft Market

02/12/2026

💥VENDORS!!💥

Come join us for a great market day!!!!

Call/Text Randy at 407-760-4621

10/22/2025

In 2025, people in the U.S. ate approximately 102 pounds of chicken per person, most of it in the form of parts, tenders and nuggets. Who slaughters and processes all those birds? In our latest episode of What You're Eating, we spoke to Alice Driver about her book “Life and Death of the American Worker” to learn more about the immigrants and refugees doing this invisible work.

Listen to the episode: https://foodprint.org/what-youre-eating/episode-29-lives-on-the-line/

09/11/2025

Cassia Community Club is seeking vendors for their annual Cassia Day event. This event features live music, bbq, a really fun Chinese Auction, and activities for the kids. Please reach out if you are interested in joining us!

09/10/2025

04/27/2025

Local farms are the heartbeat of our community! 💗

35% off with code APRIL35OFF

04/27/2025

Noble Roots is an awesome local farm! Give them some love! 🥒🥕🍅🌽

You guys asked for a chicken only bundle. I can bring them to the farmers market or any of our other pick-up locations.
Sample pic in comments

04/27/2025

Soulshine in a Jar is one of our local favorites! Give Amy some love!! 💜 🍑🍒🍓

04/27/2025

Yes!!

I’m just going to leave this here, because it’s something that needs to be said:

Unfortunately, bullying on social media is everywhere.
It often targets those who are working hard, making a difference, and putting in the long hours behind the scenes.
In many cases, cyber bullies act out of jealousy, misunderstanding, or a lack of awareness about the bigger picture.

When it comes to working with rare breeds, heritage livestock, and animals in general, success doesn’t happen because of one person alone. It’s never a solo act. It takes a community — a network of like-minded people who care about preserving genetics, improving animal welfare, and building a better future.

We need collaboration, not division.
In any serious effort — whether it’s breeding, farming, conservation, or education — teamwork is essential.
Lifting each other up creates real change. Tearing each other down only holds everyone back.

If you don’t agree with a post or a project someone is working on, it’s okay to scroll past.
If you have questions, it’s okay to ask respectfully.
If you have nothing kind or constructive to say, it’s okay to say nothing at all.

Support. Respect. Community. That’s how we move forward.

Thank you to those who truly understand the work it takes — and the heart behind it.

04/26/2025