KIND + GOOD SINCE 1996

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We believe in Kind + Good, Sustainable farming practices.

We are committed to our animals’ welfare and to providing high-quality products to our customers, because we know fresh, pasture-based, wholesome, and thoughtful food is better for everyone + everything.

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Since 1996

Delivering highest-quality, fresh, pasture-raised chickens and eggs to Kansas City and St. Louis's top restaurants and grocery stores

'cause local farms and food matter.

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Many of you have kept up with our family for years, and know that our kids settled in other states. Our workload doesn’t allow us time to go see them, so we’ve joined forces with a great young family who share our values for animal welfare and fresh, high quality local food.

Please welcome Matt & Eleanor into our Campo Lindo family!

— Carol & Jay

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Tossing alfalfa for the sheep in the evenings has been sort of a glimmer lately. ✨

Howdy, all! 👋 Matt and Eleanor here with an update about chickens (and a picture of Sue, the captain of our livestock guardians, ‘cause why not?)!

You may have seen/noticed that our chickens 🐔 have been a bit smaller recently. We’d thought we would get it sorted given some time (birds’ ages) alone, but that didn’t seem to be making as much of a difference as we’d hoped…

So we’ve brought in a poultry nutrition expert 💪, and we now believe our chicken chow might have been less-than-expectedly digestible (nutrient accessible) for our birds, resulting in slower growth (despite their being still perfectly healthy).

So we’ve switched out their ration to something expected to be more digestible/accessible to them (and which still meets all OUR standards, of course!), and have our fingers crossed we’ll be seeing results very soon!

So stay tuned, and THANKS GOBS for your patience. We are getting things figured out, but like everything on a farm, it all takes time. ☺

We appreciate your support of local farms and food!!

Look who Jay and the egg team rescued today! 🤩 Jay nearly ran over this baby mowing the hayfield, but it jumped up just in time so that Jay saw whereabouts it ran, and gathered a search party who found the little fella! His mother had run in the opposite direction, but suspecting she was probably nearby, Jay and company kept her baby out of harm’s way while Jay finished mowing, then released him again to his patient mother who’d returned. 🥰 We love critters and a happy ending!

Hello, good people! Thanks to you all and Jay and Carol (🫶) for welcoming us to the Campo Lindo family!! 🥰 We’ll get a family picture up sometime, but in the meantime, here’s a little vignette of springtime on our farm. This time of year is heavy on lambs, most of whom live with their mothers in the pasture, but some of whom are our bottle lambs, who love their milk, but have also been enjoying our ninebark bushes, grape vines, and broccoli plants! So we’re feeling gratitude for spring lambs AND tall-enough fences as these babies age into their grazing era. 😅 Warmly, Matt and Eleanor Tiefenbrun

We have exciting news to share! 🙂 Many of you have kept up with our family for years, and know that our kids settled in other states. Our workload doesn’t allow us time to go see them very often, so we’ve joined forces with a great young family who share our values for animal welfare and fresh, high quality local food. Please welcome Matt & Eleanor into our Campo Lindo Farms family! 🥰 We can’t wait to see where their energy & fresh outlook take us!

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