Seven Sons Farms

Seven Sons Farms Seven Sons Farms was established in 2000 with a mission to produce nutrient-dense foods that heal and
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Beginning in the 1980s thru the early 1990s we operated a conventional row crop and confinement hog operation producing pork for IBP and later Tyson Foods. As a result of a family health matter, we became aware of the problems that plague our conventional food system and how it is affecting the wellbeing of consumers. Through our personal life experiences we have come to the belief that how we man

age our soil, plants and animals will directly affect the physical and mental health of those who consume the products of our farming choices. In the late 1990s we embarked on a journey to transition our farm to a sustainable multi-species pasture based farming and direct marketing operation. After years of much effort, learning and dedication, our vision was eventually realized as a successful farm-to-consumer food business that thousands of dedicated patrons know as Seven Sons Family Farms. The vocation of bringing food to your table is not just a business to us, but also a personal ministry and responsibility that we take very seriously! Because of the overwhelming support we are now grateful to partner with a small fellowship of carefully selected farmers and artisans that are committed to producing livestock according our specific standards. We invest time to visit and develop trusting relationships with our partnering farms in order to ensure the quality and integrity of our products. It is also our desire to provide any needed mentorship and support to our farms as we seek to build a likeminded community of producers that share a common goal of enriching their lands through sustainable farming practices that result in wholesome nutrient-dense foods. Click here to learn more about some of our partnering farms.

08/31/2026

We think taking care of yourself starts with caring about what you put on your plate.

That means knowing where your food comes from, how the animals were raised, what they were fed, and how the land was cared for along the way.

You don’t have to be an expert or get everything right. Just start asking questions and paying a little more attention to where your food comes from. 🍽️

August has been a busy month around here. We’ve hosted a couple more Farm to Fork dinners, welcomed some new chicks, sta...
08/29/2026

August has been a busy month around here. We’ve hosted a couple more Farm to Fork dinners, welcomed some new chicks, started prepping for winter, and launched a new product (chicken bacon 🥓).

There’s always a lot happening behind the scenes, from long days in the warehouse to enjoying the little moments that make August in Indiana so good.

08/17/2026

People ask us all the time what the animals eat during an Indiana winter. 🐄 The answer is a whole lot of hay.

We’re getting this building retarped so we can keep it dry and ready for the months when the pasture isn’t as lush.

08/11/2026

The reviews are in. 😂🐔🥓 Brandt asked the team to try our newest product: chicken bacon.

Crispy. Lean. And apparently some people would actually choose it over pork bacon?!

We’ll let you decide for yourself. Chicken Bacon is available now!

Every now and then someone asks if our dad, Lee, is still active on the farm. The answer is yes. 🚜 These past few months...
08/06/2026

Every now and then someone asks if our dad, Lee, is still active on the farm. The answer is yes. 🚜 These past few months, he’s been busy baling hay and straw. It’s a job all of us brothers grew up helping with.

Much of the straw will be saved and used for bedding for our cattle or hogs, while the hay he’s baled will be stored and saved for those late winter months to supplement grasses consumed during the winter here in Indiana.

The Seven Sons family just got a little sweeter. ❤️ Brice and Tabitha welcomed their beautiful baby girl, Oakleigh Joy H...
08/05/2026

The Seven Sons family just got a little sweeter. ❤️ Brice and Tabitha welcomed their beautiful baby girl, Oakleigh Joy Hitzfield, in July.

Welcome to the world, Oakleigh!

This is what regenerative farming looks like.Healthy soil. Healthy pastures. Healthy animals.We farm this way because we...
08/03/2026

This is what regenerative farming looks like.

Healthy soil. Healthy pastures. Healthy animals.

We farm this way because we believe leaving the land better than we found it matters. When the soil thrives, everything else does too. 🌾

07/30/2026

You can’t grow healthy food in unhealthy soil.

This simple demonstration shows why protecting topsoil and keeping nutrients where they belong matters. It’s one of the many reasons we’re committed to regenerative farming. 🌱

07/25/2026

Just 10 earthworms in one square foot of soil can produce about 160,000 pounds of nutrient-rich castings per acre each year.

We like to see at least 10 worms in a square foot of soil. This spot had 13-14.

That’s the kind of pasture we’re working toward. Lots of life below the surface, because that’s where it all starts. 🌱

Address

15718 Aboite Road
Roanoke, IN
46783

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm

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