Rossignol Farm

30/01/2025

08/01/2025

07/11/2024

Good morning everyone! If anyone is interested in some pork for your freezers, Jacques Raymond at the Raymond Farm in Frenchville is selling some pork. Reach out to him either through Facebook or reach o to us through this page or at (207)316-5030 to reserve a side, or whole animal

13/08/2024

Guess what . We’ve got raw milk through Presque le Paradis !!🙂 drop us a line through that page, or through text at (207)316-5030.
Please like and follow our new page to see what Dorothy, Travis, and boys are up to!
We promise we aren’t finding too much trouble 😉 or at least Travis A. Parent isn’t.

02/08/2024

For our folks that want pork, we have four hold animals available for next month! Contact me (Dorothy) at 207-316-5030 to reserve your side

07/05/2024

Please scroll if you’re squeamish! Live birth.
Happy Mother’s Day!! One of our beautiful heifers (female cow that has never calved) gave birth to a healthy little bull all by herself. Couldn’t be more text book than this 🥰
Like most first time mommas, notice her expression looking at her calf for the first time. Terrified and in awe.
Tag some first time mom’s in the comments!

02/04/2024

Please shame this p**p roller that found a nice warm patty 🙃😒 add wash the dog to todays to do list

10/02/2024

Get outside and enjoy the weather while it lasts!!! But here’s a reminder of where we actually are in the Winter season! 😂

03/01/2024

It is with a heavy heart we announce that the female corgi we intended to breed in 2024 recently passed after being hit by a truck.
She passed immediately and didn’t suffer. She was very deeply loved, and will be terribly missed.

12/11/2023

Hey everyone! We’re starting to get into our beef! Please reach out to me if you ordered/want to reserve some beef.
We’re going through our list(s) and we want to confirm. Please share this with friends and family if you’re interested.

10/10/2023

Our Polled cow grew horns overnight!! Just kidding 🙂 just Maybel the goat. For all of you ATV riders that pass by the farm, look for the white spot in the herd.