Hey there, we’re Scott and Anna Hoffman and we are happy you’re here!
I know you're like us… tired of the tasteless meat, eggs, and milk at the grocery stores.
It's scary when you don't know what's put in, or on your food when your main priority is your family's health.
We started raising our own animals for food many years ago.
After spending our hard-earned money on meat from the store that was rubbery, tasteless, and nobody would eat it.
Plus, some of the horror stories of how the animals are raised for food pushed us to do it ourselves.
We've never looked back!
The meat, milk, and eggs our animals produce... nothing can compare, the taste is unbelievably delicious and is actually good for you.
Here at Hoffman’s Little Acres, no artificial growth hormones or routine antibiotics are ever used in our animals.
We are about quality over quantity and animal care over production.
I know that’s important to you too!
“The milk from your cows is the absolute best I have ever had!” ~Pam
"Delicious products, my favorite is the milk (cow and goat)!... Lovely family and a pleasure to visit and shop. Highly recommend!" ~Chrissy
"I'm so happy I found Hoffman's Little Acres! The chicken and beef are amazing, and I'm looking forward to being able to stock up come summer. Anna and Scott are so pleasant and friendly, a joy to do business with." ~A. Johnson
We'd love for you to become part of our "farm family"!
Sign up for emails to get your guide to keep your raw milk fresh longer. Plus, you'll be the first to know when we have new baby animals you can come visit or even bottle feed. :)
First-time raw milk pickup?
Text me(Anna) 309-530-4381 to set up your first visit.
Raw milk permit # 15004. Facility # 14757
Hoffman's Little Acres is family-owned and operated by my husband Scott and me (Anna), and our 4 kids.
Animals have been in my life for as long as I can remember.
Growing up a farm girl, it's just second nature.
Scott and I both milked cows before we even met.
Although Scott grew up in the city, he had always wanted to farm. Look at him now!!
Actually, our first date was pulling a calf.
A cow was having a difficult labor at the dairy farm where I worked. Scott just happened to be visiting his friend I worked with… the rest is history. :)
