What's Happening at the Farm?
The Farm is now closed for the season.
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2025 Farm Camp registration is now open!
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You can purchase a Maybury Farm MEMBERSHIP online!
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NOTICE: Thank you for having such a keen eye and watching out for our animals! It takes the entire community to give these animals the care they deserve, and your support in all ways is appreciated.
During these periods of severe cold, we make it a priority to make sure our animals are as warm and comfortable as possible. For our soon-to-be-moms and older animals, this includes moving them into the barn. For our horses, we carefully monitor the weather and provide them with blankets that will keep them nice and toasty without risk of breaking a sweat under the heavy duty material. All of our animals benefit from being well acclimated to Michigan winters – that means that as the temperatures drop each, year they grow thick and soft coats that protect them from the elements. Our sheep are especially well adapted for this type of weather! In addition to their coats, we make sure they have access to fresh water throughout the day, and every single one of our animals has access to shelter that provides protection from the sun, wind, rain and snow.
Regardless, we perform wellness checks on all our animals multiple times a day, every day. That holds true during these cold snaps! If we notice anything out of the ordinary, or if it seems like an animal is struggling with the cold in any way, we take further steps to ensure their comfort and safety. This can include moving them indoors, further blanketing, or additional nutrition to keep their belly furnaces running.
Thank you again, we appreciate the love and concern you show our animals!

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annual updates - 2023 IMPACT/FAST FACTS; Impact Report/Fast Facts 2022; archived - 2022; 2021; 2020
Please be aware that, to keep our animals and visitors safe, a new fencing system was installed. The white wire on the inside of the animal paddocks has an intermittent, low voltage current running through it to discourage the animals from destroying the fences - please interact with the animals at the black gates. Thank you!


