Hogue Farms

Hogue Farms Join us and watch us grow! Hogue Farms offers fresh produce, free-range eggs, and homegrown beef.

Looking at this massive hole in the ground where the tree that once shaded my farm stand stood is honestly a little hear...
06/19/2026

Looking at this massive hole in the ground where the tree that once shaded my farm stand stood is honestly a little heartbreaking.

I'm not quite sure what my plan is yet to keep all of my baked goods out of the direct sunlight, but one way or another, we'll figure it out—and baked goods will be back soon! 🍪 🍞 🥧

In the meantime, if anyone is selling a heavy-duty garden shed in decent shape, or knows someone who is, I'd greatly appreciate any leads. Thank you!

What do YOU make with your farm fresh Hogue Farms eggs?Today I remembered egg salad exists, and wow- I've been missing o...
06/18/2026

What do YOU make with your farm fresh Hogue Farms eggs?
Today I remembered egg salad exists, and wow- I've been missing out. 😋
(Fresh dill from my garden too😏)

The tiny feathered terrorists have been temporarily grounded. They’ll be allowed to free-range again once the garden is ...
06/17/2026

The tiny feathered terrorists have been temporarily grounded. They’ll be allowed to free-range again once the garden is more established. Between uprooting plants and treating my sting bean seeds like an all-you-can-eat buffet, they left me with no choice.

Also, Paul is going to have to replant the soybeans by our house. The chickens aren’t sorry, it was delicious🙈😂

Finally giving these strawberries a little more room to grow!I can't wait until the kids can wander out to the garden an...
06/14/2026

Finally giving these strawberries a little more room to grow!

I can't wait until the kids can wander out to the garden and pick their own sweet treats right off the plant🍓

…and maybe give my grocery budget a tiny break from their berry addiction.

I am not ready for round 2
06/10/2026

I am not ready for round 2

06/10/2026

Storm aftermath at our farm. A downed tree, broken branches, and a big mess to tackle, but we're counting our blessings and getting to work.

Grateful nobody was harmed and the animals are safe.

The coop might not be brand new, and it might not be the prettiest, but it keeps the girls safe, dry, and protected at n...
06/07/2026

The coop might not be brand new, and it might not be the prettiest, but it keeps the girls safe, dry, and protected at night—and it's where they lay all those farm-fresh eggs.
The truth is, they spend about 99% of their day outside, free ranging and, of course, doing their best to destroy my garden.

Today I added a little fresh bedding to help soak up some extra moisture and keep things smelling better. I don't use too much bedding or let the droppings build up because that can create heat. The deep litter method has its place, especially in the winter, but that's not the route I take this time of year.

The nesting boxes are cleaned out and topped off with fresh shavings every week to help keep the eggs clean and fresh. Every now and then—especially after a good rain—we might get a muddy or dirty egg, but I do my best to put preventative measures in place and give the girls a clean, healthy home.

Happy hens make the best farm-fresh eggs. 🥚🐓🇺🇸

We have a LOT of 🥚!! Message us if interested!
06/06/2026

We have a LOT of 🥚!! Message us if interested!

One of our girls laid this unique egg today. The rough, bumpy texture is caused by extra calcium deposits during the she...
06/06/2026

One of our girls laid this unique egg today. The rough, bumpy texture is caused by extra calcium deposits during the shell-forming process. It doesn't hurt the egg and is just one of those neat little quirks that backyard chickens surprise us with!
Fresh eggs aren't made in a factory, and every once in a while you get a one-of-a-kind creation from the flock. ❤️🐓

Garden Update 2026 (no cute helper this time)🍅 14 tomatoes🫑 18 peppers🌶️ 4 hot peppers🧅 Lots of onions🥕 Lots of carrots🥦...
06/06/2026

Garden Update 2026 (no cute helper this time)

🍅 14 tomatoes
🫑 18 peppers
🌶️ 4 hot peppers
🧅 Lots of onions
🥕 Lots of carrots
🥦 6 broccoli & 6 cauliflower
🥬 6 cabbage
🫛 Lots of green beans
🥬 24 celery
🥒 2 cucumber plants
🍆 3 zucchini & 3 yellow squash plants
🌿 Several different herbs

And I'm still not done! 😅

Still waiting to plant:
🌽 Popcorn
🌻 Sunflowers
❤️ Beets
🌱 Radishes
🎃 Acorn squash..and more!

It's been a lot of work, but I'm excited to see what this garden produces this year! 🌱☀️🍅

Address

2718 N. 3350th Road
Marseilles, IL
61341

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 12pm
4pm - 7pm
Friday 9am - 12pm
12pm - 7pm
Saturday 10am - 12pm
4pm - 5pm

Telephone

+18156401063

Website

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