Second Chance Farms

06/04/2026

Just a bunch of women farmers casually changing the world in Washington, D.C. 🌎🌾

ACE Summit photo dump >>>>

06/02/2026

🥛✨ June is Dairy Month and we want to celebrate one of the hardest-working foods on the farm table.

From creamy yogurt parfaits topped with fresh berries to the milk, cheese, and butter that bring families together, dairy plays a role in so many of our favorite meals. It’s nutritious, versatile, and supports farm families who work every day to care for their animals and produce these high-quality products.

As farmers, we know every glass of milk and every spoonful of yogurt represents dedication, stewardship, and a commitment to feeding our communities.

So raise a spoon, pour a glass, and help us celebrate the dairy farmers who make it all possible.🐄❤️

💬 What’s your favorite way to enjoy dairy?

06/02/2026

Let’s go girls🖤

06/02/2026

We love this summer “camp” option for young people!

Extra bonus points cause we know the people hosting and teaching… yall will too!👍💕

06/01/2026

Somehow all of this is my job.🌱

05/31/2026

It's not always exciting, but it's essential to keep the farm running.

05/30/2026

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We absolutely LOVE this for our friends in the dairy industry!🖤🤍🤎🥛🐮

Discover Dairy’s Adopt a Cow program reached more than 2.1 million students worldwide during the 2025-26 school year.

05/30/2026

New farm girl level reached: collecting eggs in my Resistol because both hands were already full. Thanks Resistol for coming in clutch out here on the farm.🤠

05/29/2026

This week in the garden, we’ve been putting fermented banana peel “tea” to work! 🍌🪴

Not only can it help deter certain garden pests naturally, but it also gives plants a boost of nutrients like potassium and small amounts of nitrogen. Both important for healthy growth, strong roots, and flowering.

We love finding simple ways to reduce waste while supporting the garden ecosystem at the same time. Around here, even banana peels get a second chance. ♻️💚

Have you ever tried homemade garden teas or natural pest deterrents in your garden?