Farmers to follow on social media

Farmers and ranchers know people are eager to learn how food goes from farm to fork. Check out these dairy, pig, poultry, sheep, cattle, and crop farmers on social media for an inside look at how livestock, poultry, and crops are raised!

Dairy Farmers on Social Media

1. Becca Hilby
2. Kip Siegler
3. Alberto Dairy
4. Louisa Peterson
5. Minglewood Inc.
6. Dairy Carrie – Carrie Mess
7. See Jess Farm – Jessica Peters
8. Snider’s Dairy – Brook and Josh
9. Calf Vet – Dr. Marissa Hake
10. Dairy Girl Fitness – Emily Shaw
11. The Milk Diva – Nicole Morris
12. Hearty Sol – Emily Tweten
13. TDF Honest Farming – Derrick Josi
14. Iowa Dairy Farmer – Dan Venteicher
15. ModFarm Chick – Annaliese Wegner
16. Lockwood III Dairy – Mauren Lemos
17. Farming w/ the Stauffers – Stauffer Dairy
18. New Mexico Milkmaid – Tara Vander Dussen
19. NY Farm Girls – Claudia, Evelyn, and Jojo Leubner

If you’re interested in finding more information, head over to U.S. Dairy for recipes, nutritional facts, farming information, and everything else dairy! 

Pig Farmers on Social Media

1. Chad Bell
2. Tom Graham
3. Kylie Epperson
4. Cara Haden
5. Drew Kuhn
6. Lukas Fricke
7. Jennifer Osterholt
8. Michelle Washburn
9. Minnesota Farm Life
10. A Gent in Overalls – Dru
11. Soul Food Vet – Mercer Butts
12. This’ll Do Farm – Sawyer Whisler

The Real Pork Trust Consortium and We Care Commitment have more great information on how farmers care for their pigs! 

Poultry Farmers on Social Media

1. Tom Conlin
2. Matt Lohr
3. Jennifer Rhodes
4. Lauren Arbogast
5. Nicole Stewardson
6. Barnhardt Farms
7. Hayden Farms – Daniel Hayden
8. Oakdale Farm – Erica Nelson Sawatzke
9. Van Zandwyk Farms – Martin Van Zandwyk
10. Diestel Family Ranch – Jason Diestel, Heidi and Jared Orrock

If you’re still curious, check out the Chicken Check-In for more on chicken care, nutritional benefits, and sustainability initiatives! The United Egg Producers and Incredible Egg also have lots of information on egg production and recipes using eggs. For more on turkey farming, head over to the National Turkey Federation for farmer highlights, barn tours, and more.

Sheep and Goat Farmers on Social Media

1. Circle JB Ranch
2. Brittany Cole Bush
3. Sarah Hollenback
4. Straight Forward Farm
5. FJ Farm Girl – Fiona
6. Local Farm Mom – Kristin
7. Sheepishly Me – Sandi Brock
8. EB Ranch Farmstead – Erin Link
9. Big Sky Caroline – Caroline Nelson
10. Ranch of the Oaks – Anne Goehring
11. Cylon Rolling Acres – Leslie Svacina
12. Farming Through Faith – Abby Holles
13. Outlaw Valley Ranch – Alex and Kelsey Karol

More information about sheep can be found at American Lamb! The American Dairy Goat Association also has resources on goat care and management.

Beef Cattle Farmers on Social Media

1. Emily Matzke  
2. Natalie Kovarik 
3. Jenna Ochsner 
4. MP Sass 
5. Rachel Zumbach 
6. Peterson Farm Bros 
7. Chelsey Erdmann 
8. Terryn Drieling 
9. Brandi Buzzard 
10. Tucker Brown 
11. Kacy Atkinson 
12. Debbie Lyons-Blyth 
13. Whitney Klasna 
14. Tammy Wiedenbeck 
15. Tera Rooney Barnhardt 
16. The Cattle-ist – Gabriella 
17. Sonne Farms – Cole Sonne 
18. Kellie for Ag – Kellie Lasack 
19. Pure and Unfiltered – Kimberly 
20. Beef Runner – Ryan Goodman  
21. Cattlie Girl Cait – Caitlyn Buchanan 
22. That Fit Agvocate – Andrea Flemming 
23. Rocking Bar H Ranch – Brook Hickle 
24. This Farm Wife – Meredith Bernard  
25. The Circle L Ranch – Naomi Loomis   
26. Kostkaranch – Leeza and Cody Kostka 

Still hungry for more about beef? Visit Beef. It’s What’s for Dinner and the Beef Board to curb your appetite for cattle care and beef nutrition facts! 

Crop Farmers on Social Media

1. Ag with Emma 
2. Laura Farms
3. Andy Silver 
4. Clayton Atlas  
5. Todd Westerfeld  
6. The Farming Fella 
7. Chelsey Peterson 
8. Farm with Zoe – Zoe Kent 
9. Ag Mag – Michelle Martin 
10. Larson Farms – Chet Larson 
11. All About Farming – James Pieper 
12. GrainBelt Ridge – Alecia and Chad 
13. Kayla Lady Farmer – Kayla Cowell
14. Oregon Farmer – Courtney Shelburne 
15. Chris Soules (former participant on the popular TV show, The Bachelor!)

Crop farming is important for animal feeds and many consumer products! To find out more about two of America’s biggest crops, visit the National Corn Growers Association and the American Soybean Association. 

All posts are the opinion of the author and do not necessarily represent the view of the Animal Ag Alliance.

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