Luckie Farms

10/17/2026

When the chores are done on the farm, here’s where you’ll find us.

10/16/2026

First thing we do in the morning is check on all our chickens…

10/15/2026

The calves were extra curious about the farm guests today. I wonder why? 🎃

10/15/2026

There are so many new faces around here, and we couldn’t be more grateful for the opportunity to share our love and passion for animals and farm life with all of you.

So, we thought it was time to reintroduce ourselves!

We’re just a family who decided to chase our wildest dreams, build something special, and invite all of you to be part of it. We are the Luckies!🐮🌾

10/14/2026

Our farm guests capture the best photos! We are so grateful to everyone who has shared their farm photos with us. It makes us smile every time. Thank you, Amie B, for these amazing shots!

10/14/2026

Thank you, Snohomish Conservation District for helping us make our silvopasture a reality! Check out this story…

A New Way to Graze: When Tara Luckie noticed her cattle gathering beneath the farm’s only pasture tree, she began looking at grazing land differently. That simple observation led Luckie Farms to embrace silvopasture—and reimagine what a productive pasture can look like, with benefits for livestock, grass health, wildlife, and more. Read Tara's story: https://loom.ly/pxdris8

10/13/2026

Yes, you really do get up close and personal with these gentle giants. There’s no one who does it like Luckie Farms. We are just 35 minutes north of Seattle!

10/10/2026

Piglet, a Texas Longhorn, is one of our newest additions on the farm. She’s really warming up to people. Positive reinforcement helps. Lol. 🙂

10/08/2026

Have you visited a farm after dark? Join us for the first ever guided nighttime farm experience via lantern light! Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. October only. Reserve your spot: https://pos.luckiefarms.com/luckiefarms/checkout/default/addtocart/add/90

10/08/2026

Our favorite time to check on the herd.