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OPEN FALL 09/26 THRU 11/15/2026
HOURS: SATURDAY 10am - 9PM
SUNDAY 1PM - 7PM
closed weekdays AND FRIDAY NIGHTS for private events.
• FIELD TRIPS TUESDAY - FRIDAY
Events
• mechanical bull rides
TO BE DETERMINED
• homeschool DaYs
TO BE DETERMINED
• FLEA AT THE FARM
TO BE DETERMINED
Anyone interested in being a vendor NEXT YEAR should Contact Elaine at elainesteed131@gmail.com
• free Military appreciation weekenD
TO BE DETERMINED
(ALL SERVICE MEMBERS - active & retired with i.d.)
wE HAVE EXPANDED OUR FACILITIES TO ALLOW for MORE
SOCIAL DISTANCING. mASKs are RECOMMENDED, but not required.
WE HAVE also ADDED MORE SANITIZING STATIONS & WILL BE
SANITIZING SURFACES MORE FREQUENTLY.
STEED'S STORY
Steed’s Dairy from Past to Present
It was the precipice of the Depression Era, and John Steed Sr. was a farmer with sharecroppers in Lincoln County. Anticipating that the price of cotton would soon skyrocket, Steed bought all the cotton from his sharecroppers before harvest. But, in 1929 the Depression hit, and the price of cotton fell from 18 cents a pound to six cents a pound. Cotton prices would be slow to recover in the following years.
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