C&S Service Inc with Homestead Highway LLC

10/20/2026

Our dishwasher powder doesn’t contain any of those nasty ingredients!🤗

10/19/2026

Thank you everyone who stopped out for our October Weekend Open!

We will not be open again until our C&S Service Inc with Homestead Highway GRAND OPENING! November 5th!

10/18/2026

Brother & sister 🥰

Izabella & Gabriel!
These two come from Momma E - Electra our boss mom cow 🤍 You can catch a glimpse of her in the purple halter behind them 😉

Our girl Izzy we finally got preg checked today & she’s pregnant!

All cows/heifers that were able to get pregnant are pregnant so the boys will go to the ‘Bach pad pasture’ for the winter - gosh winter is coming so quick! 🥶

10/18/2026

In about 4 weeks we will have 3 boy kittens available!
They might be a more medium hair as they are kind of fluffy right now, but it could just be the baby coat still with the cold weather.

All are liter boxed trained, but they also live outside as they reside in our garage 🤍

2 boys look like this dear & one is all black with some random white hair growing in 🥰

10/17/2026

Remember Maybelle who looked like she’d have twins and gave us John?!
We call him Johnny 🥰

Can’t believe how fast livestock grow - he was out last calf born in June & only 4 months later he’s a sweet fella!

10/17/2026

We have some baked goods in the ‘order pick up’ door!
All items are $5 each & we can take cash, check or Venmo!
If you need assistance just shoot us a message, we are working around on the farm🤍

10/17/2026

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Don’t worry about us friends, we know where our meat comes from & it’s not this! All meat used within our store is locally sourced from farmers!

The quiet arrival of 3D-printed meat onto American supermarket shelves marks a deeply unsettling shift in our food system, where the line between technology and nutrition has been completely erased. Under innocuous labels like “precision-layered”, an Israeli food-tech company is now distributing machine-fabricated steaks, chicken, and fish across grocery stores in the Northeast. There are no upfront disclosures on the packaging to tell consumers that their dinner was pumped out layer-by-layer by an industrial printer; instead, the reality is hidden behind a chemical ingredient list. To mimic the texture and marbling of real animal flesh, these machines construction “muscle” and “fat” using a highly processed mixture of soy proteins, seed oils, and methylcellulose—a structural binding agent famously used as the active ingredient in over-the-counter laxatives. As these hyper-synthetic, lab-engineered food products seamlessly slip into our daily diets with minimal public oversight and lack of long-term studies on how this will affect human health, traditional American family farms also continue to face steep decline, forcing us to question what we are sacrificing in the name of corporate innovation.

Check out the comments section for the health implications, the economic impact as well as a short guide on how to spot 3D printed “meat”.

📸Image Rights: Anthropocene Magazine, Forbes, Cultivated X

10/17/2026

Don’t miss out at our October Weekend Open! The kids decided they wanted to help make cookies for tomorrow!

Oatmeal cream pies & ‘Oreos’ all ready for tomorrow! 😋

10/16/2026

Reminder!

North Iowa friends!
We are under a freeze warning tonight!

Cover your plants if you want to save them!

We have a few late watermelons, lots of dill & our loofahs covered! 🤗

Praying it doesn’t actually freeze but gosh today was cold! 🥶

10/16/2026

We are down to our last 7 personal pot pies! Keeping them warm in the oven 🥰
October Weekend Open!