WAR FOOD FARM

WAR FOOD FARM The name War Food Farm is a nod to past Victory Gardens, honoring independance and sustainability.

Woot woot!!!  Its going to be a great weekend!! Get started at the LMH market to get some soap and fresh food, then go t...
08/28/2026

Woot woot!!! Its going to be a great weekend!! Get started at the LMH market to get some soap and fresh food, then go to downtown Lincoln to enjoy free face painting and kids activities, eat from some amazing food trucks, buy some art, root for your favorite dock dog, and enjoy the hot air balloons overhead.

🎈 Balloons Over 66 Weekend is here! 🎈
Start your Saturday morning at The LMH Market before heading out to enjoy all that Balloons Over 66 has to offer!

We’ll be open 8 AM–Noon at the Logan County Fairgrounds Expo Building with fresh produce, local foods, flowers, and plenty of your favorite market vendors. 🍅🌻🥖

Here’s who you’ll find at The Market tomorrow:
Aunt B’s Sweet Treats
Brew 66 Coffee
Itty Bitty Micro Farm
Triple I Garden Shop and Ioerger Family Farms
WAR FOOD FARM
Thehealthycrumb
MKS Livestock
Steamship Bee Company
Fungivore Life

Grab your morning coffee from Brew 66 Coffee, stroll through The Market, and pick up something fresh for the weekend. ☕️

Then head out and enjoy the sights, sounds, and balloons filling the sky! 🎈

We’ll see you tomorrow morning! 💚

Happy birthday to the Boo of our farm.💕
08/22/2026

Happy birthday to the Boo of our farm.💕

08/20/2026
08/20/2026

Goats doing goat stuff.

Free canning class at the LMH MARKET today
08/15/2026

Free canning class at the LMH MARKET today

08/14/2026

WHAT WE CHOOSE TO BUY MATTERS.

During WWII, families planted Victory Gardens—growing food to build independence, resilience, and stronger communities.

That spirit still matters today.

Feeding ourselves is a responsibility. Every dollar we spend is a vote for the kind of food system we want. When we demand the cheapest possible food without asking how it was grown, who grew it, or how they were treated, we shouldn't be surprised when there are consequences.

You reap what you sow.

If we don't grow our own food, we should be willing to pay a fair price to those who do—farmers who care for their animals, land, workers, and customers.

That's what we're striving for at War Food Farm. 💚

Hand-milked goats
Small-batch, handcrafted soaps
Simple, thoughtfully chosen ingredients

We're not just making soap. We're choosing to support local, responsible, humane, and community-minded farming.

Grow what you can. Buy from people who care. Pay fairly. Know your farmer. Take responsibility for what you bring into your home.

Support local. Nourish naturally. Experience the difference.

In a livestock class I took a few years back my professor said if you keep livestock that means you'll also have dead st...
08/07/2026

In a livestock class I took a few years back my professor said if you keep livestock that means you'll also have dead stock.

Keeping livestock is not for the faint of heart.
We literally tell our animals that we love them every single night when we put them to bed. It's true. We really do.

Tonight one of my young ones didn't get to hear that.

I buried him here on the farm.

It's not all pretty.

Garlic!!!!!
07/18/2026

Garlic!!!!!

Are you brave enough to eat a fresh apple that's never been sprayed??
07/11/2026

Are you brave enough to eat a fresh apple that's never been sprayed??

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Lincoln, IL

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