Produce Farm
Love Sick Farms
Love Sick Farms offers these unique, hard-to-find products with deep expertise and sourcing.
USDA-inspected, soy-free, non-GMO pasture-raised chicken — whole birds, cuts, and offal from a veteran-run family farm.
Thank you for visiting Love Sick Farms. We are Josh and Haley Sickler, we are a family of 7 set on knowing where all of our food comes from, and we want to teach others about this along the way. I, Josh, am an Army veteran with a passion for growingpasture-raised meatsand vegetables using sustainable and chemical-free management practices. My wife and I manage the 13-acre farm on Haley’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Love, beautiful never before farmed land in Nevada, Texas. Our mission is to make high-quality pasture-raised meats and chemical-free produce easily available atconvenient local pickup spots and your doorstep. We believe these foods are healthier and the responsible way to respect the Creators planet. Our vision is to change the routine of people buying commercially produced food from their local grocery store or all in one store. In the past hundred years, we have lost the connection to the foods we put in our bodies. Our products are grown with love, care, and the thought of how it will impact our neighbors and our local community. Shopping with your small local farmer does not only help small businesses thrive, but you know your farmer and their values. Every purchase supports10,000 Homesin South Africa. The mission of10,000 Homesis to help build homes for people within the villages and communities in the White River area of South Africa. These homes mean a new life for the people of these villages. Most of the people that cannot afford a typical home build huts with whatever materials they can find. Another projectthey are working on is raising money to help the girls of the community to afford sanitary napkins. The girls and their families cannot afford them, so these girls will miss a week or more a month from school.
Thank you for visiting Love Sick Farms. We are Josh and Haley Sickler, we are a family of 7 set on knowing where all of our food comes from, and we want to teach others about this along the way. I, Josh, am an Army veteran with a passion for growingpasture-raised meatsand vegetables using sustainable and chemical-free management practices. My wife and I manage the 13-acre farm on Haley’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Love, beautiful never before farmed land in Nevada, Texas. Our mission is to make high-quality pasture-raised meats and chemical-free produce easily available atconvenient local pickup spots and your doorstep. We believe these foods are healthier and the responsible way to respect the Creators planet. Our vision is to change the routine of people buying commercially produced food from their local grocery store or all in one store. In the past hundred years, we have lost the connection to the foods we put in our bodies. Our products are grown with love, care, and the thought of how it will impact our neighbors and our local community. Shopping with your small local farmer does not only help small businesses thrive, but you know your farmer and their values. Every purchase supports10,000 Homesin South Africa. The mission of10,000 Homesis to help build homes for people within the villages and communities in the White River area of South Africa. These homes mean a new life for the people of these villages. Most of the people that cannot afford a typical home build huts with whatever materials they can find. Another projectthey are working on is raising money to help the girls of the community to afford sanitary napkins. The girls and their families cannot afford them, so these girls will miss a week or more a month from school. Delivery and Pickup Locations Return and Refund Policy © Love Sick Farms 2022
Meet Josh & Haley Sickler
Farm Owner · Since 2020
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