Old Crow Farm

09/14/2026

Well, look who came to see me again today. 🐸💚

Oberon, my Greenhouse Guardian, made another appearance on the back porch.

I’ve decided he must be checking in on things around Old Crow Farm. After all, a good guardian can’t spend all his time in the greenhouse. 😂

I’ve always loved the old folklore surrounding toads. Finding one near your door is said to be a sign of good luck, prosperity, new beginnings, and protection for the home. Because of the transformation they undergo during their lives, they’re also associated with growth, renewal, and change.

Now, I don’t know how much stock I put in old superstitions, but I have to admit that I smile every time this little fellow shows up.

Today, Oberon had settled himself right in the middle of the welcome mat, and Scott nearly stepped on him before he saw him. So I reached down and gently picked him up.

And that sweet little fellow just settled into my hands and let me hold him.

For a minute, I stood there on the back porch with Oberon cupped in my hands, talking to him like he was an old friend. He didn’t struggle or try to get away. He just sat there while I carried him to a safer place and gently put him down.

I know he’s just a little toad who has decided my greenhouse and back porch are good places to hang around. But there was something unexpectedly tender about that little moment.

Maybe he was simply being still. Maybe he really does feel safe here. I like to think it’s the latter. ❤️

There are so many little things around this farm that make it feel like home—the garden, the greenhouse, the animals, the changing seasons, and apparently one very special little toad who keeps coming back to visit.

So, Oberon, you keep guarding the greenhouse, and I’ll keep looking out for you.

Especially when Scott comes through the back door. 😂🐸💚

09/05/2026

🎉 2,000 FOLLOWERS! 🎉

Two thousand friends. Two thousand reasons to be thankful. ❤️

When we started growing Old Crow Farm, we hoped to create more than just a family business. We wanted to create a place where people could gather, slow down, listen to good music, share good food, celebrate special moments, and simply enjoy being together.

And now, our little corner of Alabama has grown to 2,000 followers!

Every follow, share, comment, event ticket, visit, and recommendation has helped our family business continue to grow—and, even better, has introduced us to so many new friends and families along the way.

We are excited about where Old Crow Farm is headed, but we’re even more grateful for the people who are making the journey with us. Whether you’ve been here from the beginning or just recently found us, thank you for being part of the Old Crow Farm family.

Here’s to more live music, more gatherings in the barn, more food trucks, more celebrations, more memories, and plenty of new faces becoming old friends. 🐦‍⬛❤️

2,000 strong and still growing. We can’t wait to see what comes next!

—The Old Crow Farm Family

09/05/2026

🏈 There’s Nothing Like a College Football Saturday in the South 🏈

The calendar says college football season.

The thermometer says absolutely not. 😂

It may be Labor Day weekend, and today may be one of the hottest days we’ve had all year, but around here, that doesn’t matter. College football is back—and in the South, that means Saturday traditions are back, too.

There’s something about waking up on a Saturday morning and turning on College GameDay while the kitchen starts filling up with the smells of everything we’ll snack on for the next twelve hours.

At Old Crow Farm, GameDay food deserves its own starting lineup.

Sausage balls fresh from the oven. Deviled eggs topped with a little Cowboy Candy for that sweet Alabama-grown jalapeño kick. Pimento cheese with pork skins for scooping. Charcuterie boards that we’ll keep picking at all afternoon. Stuffed jalapeño peppers. And those bacon-wrapped water chestnuts that somehow disappear before halftime.

Nothing fancy. Just good food made for sharing.

Then everybody finds a spot—the couch, the kitchen, or, despite this Alabama heat, eventually the back porch. Coolers are packed, televisions are on, and somewhere somebody is already explaining what the coach should have done. 😂

Because college football Saturdays in the South have never been just about football.

They’re about tradition.

The team you grew up pulling for because your parents and grandparents did. Old T-shirts and lucky hats. Fight songs you’ve known almost as long as you’ve known your own name. Friendly rivalries between people who love each other every other day of the week.

It’s friends dropping by and staying for another game. It’s everybody gathered around the food when they were supposed to be watching the television. It’s hearing somebody down the road celebrate a touchdown a few seconds before you see it on your own screen.

And it’s realizing that some of our favorite traditions aren’t really about where we go at all.

They’re about who gathers around us when we stay home.

So even if it’s pushing summertime temperatures outside this Labor Day weekend, we know what season it really is at Old Crow Farm.

🏈 It’s football season in the South.

The fall weather can catch up later.

We’ve got games to watch and sausage balls to eat. ❤️

What’s the one GameDay food that has to be on your table?

09/04/2026

Like and follow our page need 5 more to hit 2000. If you don’t follow or like do so and see what we have coming!!!!!!

08/23/2026