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Mud Creek Homestead At Mud Creek Homestead, we offer farm fresh eggs, seasonal farm stand produce, home products & more!

With all the interest in our babies, we wanted to make a few things a little clearer. Thinking About Bringing Home a Bab...
11/09/2026

With all the interest in our babies, we wanted to make a few things a little clearer.

Thinking About Bringing Home a Baby Goat? 🐐

Before purchasing one of our babies, there are a few important things we want every potential buyer to understand. Our goats are raised with care, and finding them responsible, appropriate homes is our priority.

1. GOATS ARE HERD ANIMALS

Goats are social animals and should never be expected to live alone.

* We will NOT sell a single goat to a home without an existing goat herd.
* Buyers must either already have goats or purchase at least two together.
* Human companionship is not a substitute for having other goats.
* Goats need companionship from their own kind to remain happy and healthy.

2. BARN-RAISED, NOT HOUSE PETS

Our babies are raised and trained in a barn environment.

* They are accustomed to barn life and appropriate farm housing.
* They are NOT being sold as indoor house pets. We do not support attempting to house-train goats to live inside a home.
* Goats need proper outdoor space, shelter, secure fencing, and room to graze, play, and behave naturally.

Please understand that a goat being friendly and comfortable around people does not mean it belongs inside a house. They are farm animals for a reason.

3. RESPONSIBLE BREEDING PRACTICES

We take responsible breeding and preventing accidental pregnancies seriously.

* Intact (uncastrated) males will NOT be placed with their female siblings or other related females where accidental breeding could occur. We will not knowingly place animals in situations that create unnecessary risks of inbreeding.

* Buyers must have a proper plan for separating intact males from females until they are of mature age to breed.

4. PROPER CARE & COMMITMENT

Goats are a commitment, not an impulse purchase.

They require:

*A yearly CD&T booster to keep the vaccination that will be administered at 4 & 8 weeks to help keep it up to date.
* Appropriate shelter and protection from weather.
* Secure fencing and adequate space.
* Fresh water and proper nutrition.
* Regular hoof trimming and routine health care.
* Companionship and daily attention.
* Responsible ownership throughout their lives.

5. OUR RIGHT TO APPROVE HOMES

Our babies are important to us, and we want them going to homes where their needs will be understood and met.

* We reserve the right to decline any sale.
* We are not obligated to sell to every interested buyer.
* Deposits and purchases are subject to our approval of the placement.
* The well-being of our animals will always come before making a sale.

Thank you for respecting our animals, our standards, and the care we put into raising them.

MUD CREEK HOMESTEAD
From our Farm to Your Table
Sandy Creek, New York

We still have 7 dozen out on the stand for purchase as well as my homemade wax melts! Collection date: OCTOBER 29TH 2026...
11/01/2026

We still have 7 dozen out on the stand for purchase as well as my homemade wax melts!

Collection date: OCTOBER 29TH 2026 best if used by NOVEMBER 19TH 2026

With that being said here’s a few things to remember about our farm fresh eggs!🥚

Our eggs are sold unwashed whenever possible to help preserve their natural protective coating, called the bloom. This thin coating helps protect the egg from bacteria entering through the shell and helps slow moisture loss.

🐓 Why might there be a little dirt or straw?

Our eggs come straight from the coop, so you may occasionally notice a little straw, dirt, or other natural debris on the shell. We handle our eggs with care, but a little reminder of farm life can sometimes remain!

💧 How to wash your eggs

If your eggs need a little cleaning, wash them just before use under warm running water, gently rubbing away any debris. Avoid soaking them or using dish soap or bleach. Dry with a clean paper towel and wash your hands afterward.

Washing removes the bloom, so don’t wash your entire carton in advance.

🧊 How to store your eggs

• Unwashed eggs: Keep refrigerated at 40°F or below for the safest storage. Please aim to use them within about 3 weeks of collection!

• Washed eggs: Refrigerate promptly at 40°F or below and use within about 3–5 weeks of collection as a general quality guideline.

• Room-temperature storage: Although the bloom provides natural protection, it does not guarantee that eggs are safe to leave on the counter. We recommend refrigeration rather than relying on a counter-storage timeline.

Please remember that these timeframes are general quality guidelines. Proper handling, cleanliness, and refrigeration are essential for all eggs.

❤️ Thank you for supporting our little farm and choosing locally raised eggs!

Mud Creek Homestead
From our Farm to your table 🌿

We have 9 dozen out on the stand for purchase as well as my homemade wax melts! Collection date: OCTOBER 29TH 2026 best ...
10/29/2026

We have 9 dozen out on the stand for purchase as well as my homemade wax melts!

Collection date: OCTOBER 29TH 2026 best if used by NOVEMBER 19TH 2026

With that being said here’s a few things to remember about our farm fresh eggs!🥚

Our eggs are sold unwashed whenever possible to help preserve their natural protective coating, called the bloom. This thin coating helps protect the egg from bacteria entering through the shell and helps slow moisture loss.

🐓 Why might there be a little dirt or straw?

Our eggs come straight from the coop, so you may occasionally notice a little straw, dirt, or other natural debris on the shell. We handle our eggs with care, but a little reminder of farm life can sometimes remain!

💧 How to wash your eggs

If your eggs need a little cleaning, wash them just before use under warm running water, gently rubbing away any debris. Avoid soaking them or using dish soap or bleach. Dry with a clean paper towel and wash your hands afterward.

Washing removes the bloom, so don’t wash your entire carton in advance.

🧊 How to store your eggs

• Unwashed eggs: Keep refrigerated at 40°F or below for the safest storage. Please aim to use them within about 3 weeks of collection!

• Washed eggs: Refrigerate promptly at 40°F or below and use within about 3–5 weeks of collection as a general quality guideline.

• Room-temperature storage: Although the bloom provides natural protection, it does not guarantee that eggs are safe to leave on the counter. We recommend refrigeration rather than relying on a counter-storage timeline.

Please remember that these timeframes are general quality guidelines. Proper handling, cleanliness, and refrigeration are essential for all eggs.

❤️ Thank you for supporting our little farm and choosing locally raised eggs!

Mud Creek Homestead
From our Farm to your table 🌿

GOT LAND THAT’S GETTING A LITTLE TOO WILD? 🌲🚜HUNTING SEASON IS COMING.You’re in luck, Mud Creek Homestead is available. ...
09/15/2026

GOT LAND THAT’S GETTING A LITTLE TOO WILD? 🌲🚜

HUNTING SEASON IS COMING.

You’re in luck, Mud Creek Homestead is available. Now’s the time to knock down those overgrown fields, open up trails & reclaim forgotten corners.

Offering:
🌾 Light Brush Hogging
🚜 Field Mowing
🌿 Field Reclamation
🦌 Hunting Property Clean-Up
🌲 Overgrown Field & Lot Maintenance

Whether you’re trying to get your hunting property ready, open up an old field, or just finally tackle that piece of land you’ve been putting off… We’ll help you get it knocked down and cleaned up.

📍 Sandy Creek • Lacona= FREE ESTIMATES, We’ll come to you!
Surrounding areas vary on location.

Don’t wait until the leaves are gone and the snow is flying. Get it done while the ground is still workable.

🦌 Clear it. Reclaim it. Get back to using your land. 🚜

Call Dillon at ( 3 1 5 ) 7 7 7 - 2 4 0 4 📞

09/12/2026

Hello friends!
For now, the stand is closed until I can gather more inventory, school routines are set in stone & football season is over.
Thank you for your understanding!

08/23/2026

Berkshire piglets for sale
Dm for pics and pricing.

Today was a hard day on the farm.One of our sweet little piglets crossed the rainbow bridge this afternoon. 💔This mornin...
07/27/2026

Today was a hard day on the farm.

One of our sweet little piglets crossed the rainbow bridge this afternoon. 💔

This morning we noticed he was very weak and not nursing. We brought him inside & he started having terrible seizures every 5-10 minutes. We reached out for veterinary advice, gave him supportive care, and spent the entire morning doing everything we could to help him. Despite our best efforts, he passed peacefully at 1:00 PM, wrapped up warm in a Paw Patrol blanket with us by his side.

It’s one of the hardest parts of raising animals. We celebrate every new life, but sometimes our hearts break too. I’m thankful we were able to hold him, love him, and make sure he wasn’t alone in his final moments.

Run free, little buddy. You were loved more than you’ll ever know. 🌈🐷❤️
Because he is now somewhere over the rainbow, I think his name is Lion, as he put up one heck of a fight.🦁
(Please note, this photo was our early morning struggles before the seizures started)

🚨 MUDCREEK COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE 🚨CANINE BOOKING REPORTName: GordonAlias: A Big Lug, The Great Escape Artist, The Neig...
07/27/2026

🚨 MUDCREEK COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE 🚨
CANINE BOOKING REPORT

Name: Gordon

Alias: A Big Lug, The Great Escape Artist, The Neighborhood Inspector, Route 11 Polar Bear

Breed: Anatolian Shepherd x Great Pyrenees

Age: Almost 2 years old

Height: Large enough to block every doorway

Weight: 100% fluff, 200% attitude

BOOKING CHARGES:

Count 1: Criminal Fence Evasion
Successfully defeated multiple containment attempts and refuses to acknowledge property lines as legally binding.

Count 2: Unauthorized Neighborhood Patrols
Caught conducting nighttime inspections of roads, yards, and surrounding properties without a permit. (Grocery stores included)

Count 3: Breaking & Entering
Suspected involvement in the destruction of an antique door window during a highly motivated escape attempt.

Count 4: Reckless Endangerment
Repeatedly placing himself in danger by entering roads and jumping out 2nd story windows while human mom & dad go on date night.

Count 5: Disturbing the Peace After Midnight
Excessive whining, pacing, and announcing that his shift has begun at unreasonable hours, which in turn has human mom outside at 12 AM in a Moo Moo.

Count 6: Loitering in High-Traffic Areas
Frequently found standing directly where humans are trying to walk & whipping little faces with his gargantuan feather like tail.

Count 7: Theft of Personal Space
Known to steal couches, laps, foot space, and any available human furniture.

Count 8: Possession of Excessive Floof
Carrying an unreasonable amount of floof with intent to inconvenience.

Count 9: Food-Related Intimidation
Attempting to enforce his own rules regarding snacks and household dining arrangements. (Really enjoys stealing pizza from small children)

Count 10: Failure to Comply With Direct Orders
Charges include ignoring recall commands, reviewing requests, and deciding he has a better plan.

KNOWN DEFENSES:

* “I was just checking something.”
* “I saw a fox I swear.*
* “The goats needed me.”
* “I didn’t run away, I was working for everyone.”
* “You can’t be mad, look how cute I am.”
* “Mom can’t get ready without a living ottoman.”*

SENTENCE:
Gordon has been sentenced to:

* supervised patrols
* warning signs by the road of giant polar bear
* restricted access to escape routes
* a lifetime probation order requiring him to stop being such a fluffy menace

FINAL VERDICT:
✨ Guilty of being a giant lovable pain in the rear. ✨

What’s on the table today? •For those who don’t know, I used to do candle making years ago & whipped up a batch the othe...
07/25/2026

What’s on the table today?
•
For those who don’t know, I used to do candle making years ago & whipped up a batch the other day to try this scent I found at Walmart. Added a little ✨spice✨ and they cured beautifully! 🕯️
•
For now I only have 17 wax melts in Watermelon Hawaiian Luau scent out for $6 or 2 for $10 ❤️
However, if the demand is there, I’ll start making again!🌺

🌻 Happy Friday from Mud Creek Homestead! 🌻The stand is stocked and ready for your weekend stop!🥚 Fresh Eggs: 6 dozen ava...
07/17/2026

🌻 Happy Friday from Mud Creek Homestead! 🌻

The stand is stocked and ready for your weekend stop!

🥚 Fresh Eggs: 6 dozen available today!
🍗 Whole Meat Chickens: $4/lb
📞 Call or text 315-681-3757 to place your chicken order.

We’re also have a few more goodies from Mama Bear’s Garden, including:
🧂 Variety of seasoned salts
🥖 Sourdough starters
🛁 Bath salt mixes
🧵 Handmade potholders
🎀 Adorable little girl hair bows

Whether you’re picking up farm-fresh food or looking for a unique handmade gift, we’d love to see you!

Thank you for supporting our little family farm and the amazing local makers who help fill our stand. Have a wonderful Friday! 💚🐓🌼

Address

6372 US Rt 11
Sandy Creek, NY
13145

Opening Hours

Monday 12pm - 6pm
Tuesday 12pm - 6pm
Wednesday 12pm - 6pm
Thursday 12pm - 6pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+13157772404

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