Quaker Farm was featured on Animal Planet!

Contact & Visitor Info

Guest Speaker Info

Animal Planet
photo essay

Quaker Farm in the News

A Moment at Quaker Farm Video Clips


Free Range Eggs

Quaker Soaps

Wool, Fiber & Doll Hair


Square bale Hay

Garden Manure Compost


Pastured Duck & Goose

Grass fed Lamb & Mutton

Pasture-raised Goat (chevon)


Border Leicester & Cotswold Sheep

Milk Goats for Sale
Saanen, Oberhasli, Nubian & Boer Goats


Homestead Chicken Flock
Egg Layers for sale

Buff Orpington
Chickens

Muscovy
Ducks

Brown Chinese
Geese



AKC Collies


Adopt a Sheep

Adopt a Goat


Quaker Pantry
Recipes, Farm Journal & Home schooling

Quaker Kitchen
"How To" pages for, Cheesemaking, Soap Making & More

Animal Husbandry
"How To" pages for sheep, goats & poultry






Learn more about life on the farm!
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Quaker Anne's
Children's Stories
Stories include:

How Bees Make Honey

A Chicken is Born

A Haircut for Sheep

A Baby Horse is Born

A Baby Goat is Born

Lassie Saves a Lamb


...delightful children's stories about life on the farm, complete with beautiful illustrating photographs...
- The Old Schoolhouse Magazine





Area Attractions & Links

Photo Essay of Animal Planet filming at Quaker Hill Farm!

Featured on Animal Planet, Quaker Farm features chemical/hormone free, pasture raised meats, produce, free range eggs and raw honey produced with ethical and holistic farming practices. They are especially known for their popular farm and therapy Collie dogs as well as their children's stories about life on a farm which feature the animals at Quaker Farm.

Raising heritage breed livestock and heirloom variety produce is part of their commitment to stewardship, assisting with the conservation of rare breeds and providing educational information to visitors.

Located in Harrisville, Michigan, Quaker Farm has been producing high quality seasonal farm products since 1985 and is an integral part of Alcona County's vigorous low impact sustainable agricultural community.


We encourage consumers to buy local, eat healthy and support Michigan producers!



The Quaker Kitchen now has a channel on YouTube where Quaker Anne features videos on a variety of cooking and homestead related subjects - including how to make homemade oatmeal from scratch. This is a new project for us and we hope you enjoy it.



Quaker Farm - MICHIGAN GROWN Meats & Produce
100% chemical-free, pasture-raised, GMO free

Lamb
Chicken
Goose
Duck
Garden Manure & Compost
Fruits & Vegetables (seasonal)
Free range eggs (chicken, goose, duck) Wool (Santa beards, doll wigging)
Hand made soaps
AKC Collie Puppies for Sale

Why did we become Certified Naturally Grown instead of Certified Organic?
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The Quaker Farm Market provides an opportunity to purchase a wide variety of our farm produced products. Look for our online store to open soon for the convenience of placing orders over the Internet. Barn at Quaker Hill Farm, Alcona County Quilt Trail Project

Our barn is a host site for a Alcona County Quilt Trail Project quilt block display. We have a 8'x8' quilt block with the "North Star" design to commemorate the life-saving work of the Underground Railroad which the state of Michigan and Quakers played major roles in.

We have a small educational Underground Railroad quilt display. We are grateful to the Hollyhock Quilt Shoppe in Harrisville, Michigan for their founding and support of the Alcona County Quilt Trail Project and their contribution to the Underground Railroad quilt display at Quaker Hill Farm.













Closed 1st Days (Sundays).
"The Lord bless thee and keep thee...."
- Numbers 6:24



Who are the Quakers?

The Quakers are a group of Christians who hold to a way of life that espouses simplicity, truth and non-violence. They are one of the historic peace churches which includes the Amish, Mennonites & Brethern. Plain Quakers are very few in number in the United States today. For general information or to attend Meeting for Worship & bible study in Harrisville,
visit Friends in Christ web site. Visitors always welcome!