“We strive to savor the many joys of farm life and embrace the challenges – the brush and trouble – as well.”

It all started as a way to feed ourselves. Having grown a substantial portion of our food for many years in our gardens and orchards, selling whatever surplus we had, we decided to try raising the best tasting, most nutritious, most humanely-raised and environmentally sustainable meat we could. It was just for our family at first, then for a few appreciative friends, starting with broilers and moving on to pigs and sheep. We quickly realized how rewarding it can be to help feed people with integrity and transparency, to look folks in the eye and tell them “this is how we did it” and explain that it’s the endeavor to nourish others with our labor that keeps us going. We place a strong emphasis on building soil, animal health and nutrition, flavor and nutrition of our products, humane animal treatment and sustainable practices

Visit our Farm!

Location

Hallsville, MO 65255

Shop with us.

Clovers Natural Markets

2012 East Broadway

Columbia, MO 65201

2100 Chapel Plaza Ct.

Columbia, MO 65203

Mon-Sat 9am–9pm

Sun 11am–6pm

O’Fallon Nutrition

8648 Mexico Road

O’Fallon, MO 63366

Mon-Sat 9am–8pm

Sun 11am–5pm

You can also find our products at the following restaurants: Barred Owl Butcher & TableShakespeare’s Pizza, and Beetbox.

Contact us.

Noah Earle

brushandtroublefarm@gmail.com

(573)567-3811

brushandtroublefarm.com

Facebook and Instagram

More about our Farm

Farm Size

20 acres

Herd Size

  • 15 pigs
  • 41 sheep
  • 300 broiler chickens

Products

  • Pastured Pork
  • Grass-fed Lamb
  • Pastured Chicken

Animal Feed

  • non-GMO feed supplements pasture forage

Rotation

  • Chickens: moved daily in chicken tractors
  • Pigs: moved weekly in the summer
  • Sheep: moved as needed

Conservation Practices

  • Integrated pest management
  • Nutrient management plan
  • Riparian herbaceous cover
  • Field border
  • Fence animals out of waterways
  • Grazing management plan

Additional Practices

  • No prods are used to move their animals to be butchered