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Faul Family Riverside Farm At the Faul Family Riverside Farm, our goal is to provide local, healthy and sustainable food for our community.
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We practice regenerative agriculture to heal our land using animals. As natives of South Africa, our family firmly lives by “ubuntu,” an African concept that means “I am because we are.” To us, the concept of ubuntu is a way of living - and a way of farming. It guides how we understand family, our community and our environment. We believe that just as individuals reach their fullest potential in the company of others, so do we depend on our natural environment to thrive. Our farming practices are grounded in principles of mutualism, continuous replenishing, and sustainability. We find joy in new technology and techniques that allow us to give back to the earth while providing healthy and delicious food to our community.

10/14/2026

🌾 A little slice of heaven here at Riverside Farm. 🌅

We thought we’d share a little glimpse of the view from our back porch with you. We hope it brings you a moment of peace today, too!

Good morning from Riverside Farm!I hope everyone is having a beautiful start to their week! It's me, Whitney, taking ove...
10/13/2026

Good morning from Riverside Farm!

I hope everyone is having a beautiful start to their week! It's me, Whitney, taking over the newsletter again this week so André can go enjoy his favorite form of self care- going to the gym at 4am. Personally, with a job as labor-intensive as ours, I prefer a hot bath and a bag of epsom salts, but we listen and we don't judge!

Is everyone enjoying this much needed rain as much as we are? Our poor pastures have been so dry, and this little bit of moisture has been such a welcome relief! And peronsally, I'm absolutely loving these cooler fall temps. If only we could convince autumn to stick around a little longer!

This past Friday, we hosted our final farm to table dinner of the year, and what a wonderful way to close out the season! We had our biggest turnout yet, with over 50 guests joining us for an evening on the farm. The food was absolutely delicious, the company was wonderful, and Mother Nature really treated us to a spectacular sunset to end the evening.

To everyone who attended one of our dinners this year, thank you. Thank you for taking the time to visit our farm, meet our animals, learn a little about what we do, and share a meal with us. Getting to welcome you into this little world of ours is something we never take for granted. A very special thank you to Lawson Family Farm and Boxcar Acres for providing such beautiful, locally grown produce for our meals this year! and an enormous thank you to my father in law, who has been our head chef for every single dinner. He spends the entire day preparing and cooking these meals, and we truly couldn't do it without him. My mother in law, along with the rest of our family and friends, is always right there beside him, helping make sure a beautiful and nutritious meal is waiting for everyone when we return from our farm tours. These dinners really are a family affair, and we're so grateful for everyone who helps make them possible.

I know we say this about every week, but good grief things are BUSY around here! We've officially taken our last 10 hogs to the processor, which means, for the first time in a while, we don't have any pigs on the farm. Of course that doesn't mean things are slowing down. We've still got our cattle herd, 2 more batches of approximately 1,100 meat chickens each, our pasture raised turkeys, our saltwater shrimp operation, and our event space to manage. We have a lot on our plates at the moment, not only on the farm but in our personal lives as well, so if you ever find it takes us an extra day or two to respond to a message or email, please know that we haven't forgotten about you. We're doing our very best to keep all our wheels spinning , and we appreciate your patience more than you know!

Speaking of shrimp, our saltwater shrimp are officially ready for harvest! After roughly four months of raising these little guys right here on the farm, they've reached a beautiful large size and are now available on our website for home delivery or farm pick up! These shrimp are raised right here in carefully maintained saltwater that we hand mix ourselves using high quality salt and minerals, and without any antibiotics. It's a pretty unique operation, especially for a farm in the middle of Kentucky! We know raising saltwater shrimp alongside cattle, chickens, and turkeys is a little unconventional, so if you've ever been curious about how it works, please ask us! We love sharing this part of our farm with you, and we're always happy to answer questions.

Tonight, André and I will be loading up some of our biggest pasture raised turkeys to head to the processor tomorrow morning. I cannot believe it's already that time of year again! Turkeys are such funny, curious, entertaining animals to raise, and although they're only with us for a relatively short season, we really do enjoy having them around. It's always a little bittersweet when it's time for them to go.

If you haven't reserved your Thanksgiving turkey yet, now is the time! You can place your deposit directly through our website at faulriversideky.com. Most of these birds will be available whole for your holiday meals, but we'll also have turkey wings, drumsticks, and ground turkey available again toward the end of the year for those of you who've been patiently waiting!

One of the questions we've been hearing the most lately is, "Where's the beef?" Well, I have an answer for you! We will have individual beef cuts back in stock in just a couple of weeks when we pick up our steer from the processor. We also have two more steers still out on pasture that André and I have been keeping a close eye on, and they're finishing out beautifully. We're planning to take them to the processor toward the end of the year, which means we should have another nice restock of our grass-fed, grass- finished beef around December. Thank you for being patient with us while we wait for these animals to finish naturally on pasture. Good beef takes times, and we think it's worth the wait! We have sold out of our half and whole beef shares for October and November but we do have more available for January 2027. Those shares are up on the website now if you would like to put your name down for one.

We are offering our Chicken CSA again! This CSA will start in November and end in April 2027 with a monthly delivery of our pasture-raised chicken. One set price for 6 months of chicken. Please visit our website for more information and to sign up!

For those of you who've been buying our dehydrated chicken feet dog treats at the farmers market, I've got great news! We've invested in a larger commercial dehydrator, which means I can finally make more treats in a single batch. And even better, they're now avilable on our website for home delivery or farm pick up! These single- ingredient treats are naturally rich in cartilage, which contains glucosamine, and chewing them can provide some dental benefits too. And don't worry, every single toenail is lovingly removed before dehydration (lol- such a gross job). It's certainly not my favorite farm chore, but somebody's got to do it! As with any chew, please supervise your pup while they're enjoying their treat.

I want to leave you with something a little more personal this week. Last night, as I was making dinner, André came inside and asked me to step onto onto the back porch with him for a moment. The sunset was absolute magic. The sky was painted with fiery oranges, yellows, reds and pinks, our cattle were grazing peacefully over the hill, and our little pet sheep were grazing in the backyard. It was one of those moments that stop you in your tracks and make you breathe deep. We stood there holding each other, looking out across the land, and talking about how incredibly fortunate we are to live this life. To work this land, to care for these animals, and to be able to do it all with one another. Farming is not easy, in fact, most days it's anything but easy! It's long hours, hard work, unpredicted weather, and more challenges than we can count. But then there are moments like last night that remind us exactly why we do it. What an incredible privilege it is to steward this land and to raise food for you and your families. And the truth is, none of this would be possible without you. Every order, every visit to the farmers market, every farm dinner ticket, every kind message, and every time you tell a friend about our farm helps us continue doing what we love. Your support allows us to build this life together, and that is something we will never take lightly. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you. It is truly an honor to be your famers.

I hope you all have a beautiful rest of your week. As always, please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions, need help with an order, or just want to learn a little more about what we're doing here on the farm. That's what we're here for!

If these newsletters leave you wondering what all of this looks like behind the scenes, come hang out with us on our YouTube channel! We post a new video every Friday showing the everyday reality of life here on the farm. Subscribe and follow along, we appreciate the support!

Thank you for supporting local agriculture. Thank you for supporting our family. And thank you for giving us the opportunity to be your farmers.

We hope you have a wonderful week, and maybe we’ll see you around the farm soon!

Any orders placed before midnight tonight will be delivered on Wednesday. UPS orders will ship out on Mondays and Tuesdays of each week unless otherwise noted.

—Whitney & André Faul
Faul Family Riverside Farm ❤️

502-641-2641

10/09/2026

☀️ Happy Friday from Faul Family Riverside Farm! 🐮🌾

We’ve got a lot happening on the farm this weekend, and we’re excited to share it all with you!

🎥 A NEW YOUTUBE VIDEO IS HERE!

Come along for another week of farm life as we load the last of our hogs for processing, move our pasture-raised Thanksgiving turkeys and grass-fed and grass-finished cattle onto fresh pasture! There’s never a dull moment around here, and we love bringing you along for the ride!

🍂 OUR FINAL FARM-TO-TABLE DINNER OF THE YEAR IS TONIGHT!

Tonight, we’ll welcome guests to the farm one last time this season, and we couldn’t be more excited! We’ll be serving our very own grass-fed and grass-finished beef brisket alongside delicious seasonal sides, including a roasted root vegetable medley and a fresh garden salad featuring produce from our friends at Boxcar Acres and Lawson Family Farm.

We’re supposed to be getting an extra-special sunset to close out the evening! 🌅

To everyone joining us tonight, thank you for choosing to spend your evening with us on the farm. It means the world to us to share the food we raise, the land we love, and a seat at our table with you. ❤️

🥩 FIND US AT THE LA GRANGE FARMERS MARKET TOMORROW!

André will be at the market Saturday from 9 AM–1 PM with our pasture-raised poultry goodies and grass-fed, grass-finished beef!

We won’t be firing up the grill this weekend, but we’d still love for you to stop by, say hello, and stock up on your farm favorites before the market season comes to an end!

And don’t forget — while the farmers market wraps up at the end of October, our farm store is open online year-round! You can always shop our products at:

🌐 Faulriversideky.com

Thank you for continuing to support our family farm. Whether you’re watching our videos, joining us for dinner, shopping at the market, or ordering online, you’re helping us do what we love. ❤️

Some places are simply meant for making memories. 🤍Tucked away in the Kentucky countryside, our historic 1800s to***co b...
10/08/2026

Some places are simply meant for making memories. 🤍

Tucked away in the Kentucky countryside, our historic 1800s to***co barn offers a wedding setting full of rustic charm, natural beauty, and a little bit of magic.

Imagine exchanging vows surrounded by rolling hills, celebrating with your favorite people beneath the beams of a centuries-old barn, and ending the evening under the stars. ✨

At Faul Family Riverside Farm, we believe your wedding day should feel like you — personal, meaningful, and unforgettable.

Whether you’re dreaming of an intimate countryside ceremony or a full wedding celebration, we’d love to help bring your vision to life.

💍 Now welcoming wedding and event inquiries!

Send us a message to learn more about our venue, packages, and available dates.

Photos: AA Photography

10/07/2026

How do we move our pasture raised turkeys into their next fresh section of pasture you ask? Oh, just walk them 😂

I know we have said it a million times but raising the turkeys every year is one of our highlights on the farm. They are so much fun and so dang quirky.

Good morning from Riverside Farm!Hope everyone's week is off to a great start! I, Andre, am back on newsletter duty this...
10/06/2026

Good morning from Riverside Farm!

Hope everyone's week is off to a great start! I, Andre, am back on newsletter duty this morning even though I thought Whitney did a better job last week with writing these emails. I think she will be making more frequent appearances in the newsletter from now on, its good to change things up every now and again! The picture above is a sunrise from last week, we never get tired of the incredible sunrises and sunsets we experience on the farm!

The weather lately has been incredible, aside from the lack of rain! Our pastures are dry and could use some rain, thankfully we still have a decent amount of forage for our cows to graze on. This time of year is especially important to avoid overgrazing pastures as we don't want our grasses going into winter with their "solar collectors" grazed to the ground. This will only lead to a slow recovery and less growth in the spring when we need our grasses to flourish with quick growth. We're always planning for whats to come and keenly aware of what affect our actions will have in the future. Keep your fingers crossed for some much needed rain!

A quick update on whats going on on the farm this month and the rest of the year. We currently have 1000 chickens in our brooder house moving out to their pasture shelters next month. We have one more batch coming to the farm to finish out our 2026 chicken season. Today we take in the last of our fall hogs and will be without hogs on the farm for a couple of weeks. I can't remember the last time we didn't have hogs on the farm, we will be picking up new piglets by the end of the month though. This new group of hogs will be here through the winter, always a challenge having hogs on pasture through the winter but we always figure it out.

Turkeys are growing well and we will be taking in our first batch to the processor next week. Even though the turkeys are only with us for a relatively short time during the fall we love having them here, they are so much fun to raise and have on the farm. Our cows are enjoying the cooler temps and the cool season fall forages. We expect a few of our momma cows to calve this fall which is always exciting! We have plans for the winter to bale graze some of our pastures this winter to add much needed nutrients to our soils for next year, more on that as we get into winter. Finally, our saltwater shrimp have grown well and we have started harvesting. The future of shrimp on the farm is uncertain at the moment and we will make a decision this winter whether we will continue or not. We will offer fresh and frozen shrimp from now until we run out, keep an eye on the website as we add more fresh and frozen shrimp for ordering.

We are offering our Chicken CSA again! This CSA will start in November and end in April 2027 with a monthly delivery of our pasture-raised chicken. One set price for 6 months of chicken. Please visit our website- faulriversideky.com for more information and to sign up!

We have sold out of our half and whole beef shares for October and November but we do have more available for January 2027. Those shares are up on the website now if you would like to put your name down for one.

If these newsletters leave you wondering what all of this looks like behind the scenes, come hang out with us on our YouTube channel! We post a new video every Friday showing the everyday reality of life here on the farm. Subscribe and follow along, we appreciate the support!

Thank you for supporting local agriculture. Thank you for supporting our family. And thank you for giving us the opportunity to be your farmers.

We hope you have a wonderful week, and maybe we’ll see you around the farm soon!

Any orders placed before midnight tonight will be delivered on Wednesday. UPS orders will ship out on Mondays and Tuesdays of each week unless otherwise noted.

—Whitney & André Faul
Faul Family Riverside Farm ❤️

502-641-2641

Your sign to figure out what’s for dinner this week! 👀🥩We just brought home pork from our latest batch of pasture-raised...
10/05/2026

Your sign to figure out what’s for dinner this week! 👀🥩

We just brought home pork from our latest batch of pasture-raised hogs, and would you LOOK at these chops?! 🤤

The freezers are stocked and we’re ready for another week of getting good, locally raised food onto your tables.

Right now you’ll find:

🥩 Pasture-raised pork — we’re well stocked with beautiful fresh cuts from our latest batch
🍗 Pasture-raised chicken — plenty of cuts ready for weeknight dinners
🐄 Grass-fed + grass-finished beef — steaks, roasts, ground beef & more while supplies last
🦐 Fresh saltwater shrimp — yes, really! Raised right here on our farm

Wednesday is delivery day, so don’t wait until Tuesday night to start thinking about your order! Get those orders in early and let us take one thing off your to-do list this week.

And if there’s something you’re looking for that you don’t see listed online, send us a message. Inventory moves quickly around here and we may have exactly what you’re after.

🚚 Wednesday home delivery
📦 Farm pickup available
🤎 Raised by our family, for yours.

What are you cooking this week?

🚨 A little Saturday market update + a BRAND NEW farm episode!First things first: we will NOT be at the La Grange Farmers...
10/02/2026

🚨 A little Saturday market update + a BRAND NEW farm episode!

First things first: we will NOT be at the La Grange Farmers Market tomorrow, Saturday, October 3. If you need anything from the farm, please place an order online at faulriversideky.com for home delivery next Wednesday or farm pick up at your convenience- just let us know when you would like to collect your order. 🤎

In the meantime… we think this might be one of our favorite YouTube episodes yet!

This week on Faul Family Riverside Farm:

🐓 We loaded 1,059 pasture-raised chickens and hit the road for processing before the sun came up
🌿 Did a little seasonal foraging around the farm
🐂 Moved our grass-fed, grass-finished beef herd onto fresh pasture
🏹 I finally got to play with my new crossbow
🚜 And, of course, brought you along for the everyday chores, chaos, and some seriously beautiful views of the farm

It’s a pretty good glimpse into what life actually looks like around here this time of year — long days, early mornings, lots of animals, and some really beautiful moments mixed in between.

🎥 Our newest episode is LIVE on YouTube now!
Come spend the week on the farm with us, and if you enjoy it, subscribing to the channel helps our little family farm more than you know. 🤎

REMINDER: No La Grange Farmers Market for us tomorrow!

There’s another side of our farm we haven’t shared nearly enough. 🤍Most of you know Faul Family Riverside Farm for pastu...
10/01/2026

There’s another side of our farm we haven’t shared nearly enough. 🤍

Most of you know Faul Family Riverside Farm for pasture-raised meats, fresh shrimp, farmers markets and the everyday chaos of raising animals and food on a working family farm.

But tucked right here among all of it is this old to***co barn.

Over the years, we’ve watched it become the backdrop for weddings, celebrations, farm-to-table dinners and some really beautiful memories — and we haven’t shared that part of the farm with you much.

So, that’s changing. 🤍

Going forward, you’ll still see all the things you’ve always followed us for — the animals, the food, the farm, the market and probably plenty of mud and mayhem. But you’ll also see a little more of what happens here when the string lights come on and this old barn fills with people.

Faul Family Riverside Farm isn’t just where we raise your food. It’s also a place to gather.

We’re currently booking weddings, celebrations and private events. If you’d like to come see the farm and imagine what your day could look like here, send us a message. We’d love to show you around.

📍 Sulphur, Kentucky

Photography by: AAPhotography

Good morning from Riverside Farm!It’s Whitney taking over the newsletter this morning while André is somewhere on the ro...
09/29/2026

Good morning from Riverside Farm!

It’s Whitney taking over the newsletter this morning while André is somewhere on the road between Kentucky and Dayton with 1,059 of our pasture-raised chickens in tow!

He got in late last night after loading birds and was back up and out the door around 4:00 this morning to make the drive to King’s for processing. Before anything else, I want to say a very special thank you to the family and friends who continue to show up and help us on chicken loading nights. Loading more than a thousand chickens is dirty, exhausting, back-breaking work, and there is absolutely no way we could do it all without the people who generously give us their time. We are incredibly grateful for you all.

We are offering our Chicken CSA again! This CSA will start in November and end in April 2027 with a monthly delivery of our pasture-raised chicken. One set price for 6 months of chicken. Please follow the link below for more information and to sign up!

The cooler mornings have been such a welcome change after the blistering heat of summer, and we’re keeping our fingers crossed for some much-needed rain this weekend. The farm is booming with a variety of fall forages right now, and the pastures are absolutely beautiful. There’s something particularly wonderful about farming in this weather—the animals are happier, we’re happier, and chores are a whole lot more enjoyable when you aren’t melting! Unfortunately, Kentucky seems to give us about five minutes between summer heat and icy winter temperatures, so we’re enjoying every second of it while it lasts.

September and October are always a little wild around here. This is the time of year when we have some of the highest numbers of animals out on pasture, but behind the scenes, another part of our farm is just as busy: our event barn. During our fall wedding season, we host weddings nearly every weekend—and sometimes two events in a single weekend! Between tours, contracts, answering questions, getting the barn ready and making sure everything is just right for each family, it really is a full-time job all its own. And weddings aren’t the only reason to gather here. Over the years we’ve had the privilege of watching our old to***co barn become the backdrop for birthdays, family reunions, company gatherings, celebrations of life and so many other important days. There’s something really special about seeing a place that was built for agriculture generations ago continue to serve our community in an entirely new way. If you have a celebration coming up and have ever wondered whether Riverside Farm might be the place for it, reach out—we’d love to show you around.

Speaking of things happening in the pasture, André and I have noticed that a few of our cows are beginning to show signs that calving may be getting close! We typically have a round of October calves, so checking the mamas will become part of our daily routine over the next few weeks. It’s one of my favorite things to watch for this time of year. The coyotes have also been particularly active around the farm lately, so once those calves begin arriving we’ll be keeping an especially close eye on everyone.

Next Monday we’ll load our final 10 pasture-raised hogs for processing on Tuesday. We have already taken 20 hogs this season, bringing us to 30 hogs total and leaving our freezers well stocked with pasture-raised pork heading into winter. We also tried two brand-new cuts this round: a Boneless Pork Loin Roast and a Pork Sirloin Roast! Both are beautiful, versatile cuts that we’re excited for you all to try. You can find them on our website at faulriversideky.com. Once these last hogs leave the farm, we’ll get a short break before welcoming a new group of piglets in a couple of months to raise through the winter and start the cycle all over again.

Our pasture-raised turkeys are growing rapidly—in both size and personality! If you’ve ever spent time around turkeys, you know they’re some of the quirkiest animals on the farm. Before we know it, these guys will be headed to your tables for the holidays. Turkey deposits are open now, and birds are reserved first come, first served. If you’d like one of our pasture-raised turkeys for your holiday meal, you can place your deposit through our website.

Fresh saltwater shrimp are BACK! Our tiny shrimp babies are officially all grown up! Fresh saltwater shrimp are available again for farm pickup and home delivery. These shrimp arrive here as tiny post-larvae and are raised all the way to harvest right here on our Kentucky farm. We mix their saltwater ourselves, carefully manage their environment and feed them a high-quality diet from the time they arrive until harvest. Raising them ourselves gives us control over the water and conditions they’re exposed to rather than relying on an unknown harvest environment. We also stop feeding prior to harvest, which leaves the digestive tract much cleaner and makes preparation at home incredibly easy. They’re tender, fresh and genuinely one of the most unique things we raise here. From tiny post-larvae to dinner-sized shrimp—all here in Henry County, Kentucky.

Only TWO beef halves remain. We are down to just two halves of our grass-fed, grass-finished beef available for our November processing dates. After these cattle are processed, we won’t have another bulk beef offering until spring. Buying a half is one of the most economical ways to purchase our beef while keeping your family’s freezer stocked with a variety of cuts for months. And if half a beef sounds like more meat—or freezer space—than your family needs, split one with a friend, family member or neighbor! Once these final two are spoken for, that’s it until spring. Link to put down your deposit for a beef share is listed below.

Next Friday, October 9th, we’ll welcome guests to the farm for our final Farm-to-Table Dinner of the year—and thanks to all of you, it is officially SOLD OUT! We cannot thank everyone joining us enough. October is such a beautiful time to experience the farm, and for our final dinner we’ll be serving ur own grass-fed, grass-finished beef brisket alongside seasonal sides featuring produce from our friends at Boxcar Acres and Lawson Family Farm. These dinners have become about so much more than just a meal. They’re an opportunity to sit down together, meet your farmers, see where your food comes from and celebrate the incredible food being grown and raised right here in our own community. There is something pretty special about looking around a dinner table and knowing that so much of what is on your plate came from just a few miles away.
Want to see what farm life really looks like? If these newsletters leave you wondering what all of this looks like behind the scenes, come hang out with us on our YouTube channel! We post a new video every Friday showing the everyday reality of life at Riverside Farm—the chores, animals, projects, harvests, event days and plenty of the chaos that happens in between. It’s a much more intimate look at what goes into raising your food and running this farm, and we’d love to have you follow along. Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you don’t miss the next episode!

And finally, thank you. Whether you come see us at the farmers market on Saturday, order meat for your family, attend one of our Farm-to-Table Dinners, watch our YouTube videos, share one of our posts with a friend or simply stop by our booth to say hello—thank you. There are a lot of places you can buy food. The fact that you choose to spend your hard-earned money feeding your family with food that we raised here on our farm is something we never take lightly. Every chicken loaded, every early morning drive to the processor, every fence moved, every animal fed, every shrimp tank checked, every market Saturday and every late night is ultimately done so that we can continue putting food on the tables of families in our community. And every time you choose our farm, you allow us to keep doing it.

Thank you for supporting local agriculture. Thank you for supporting our family. And thank you for giving us the opportunity to be your farmers.

We hope you have a wonderful week, and maybe we’ll see you around the farm soon!

Any orders placed before midnight tonight will be delivered on Wednesday. UPS orders will ship out on Mondays and Tuesdays of each week unless otherwise noted.

—Whitney & André Faul
Faul Family Riverside Farm ❤️

502-641-2641

Address

4845 Sulphur Road
Sulphur, KY
40070

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

(502) 641-2641

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