Fehrenbach Farms

 Denise and Jason at a Mud Hens game.

Fehrenbach Farms began in 2001 with the purchase of five horses, a dozen chickens, a garden , and a dream. Today we are the home to nine horses, 20 llamas, dozens of chickens, turkeys, ducks, and a few goats as well. 

Whenever possible, our young llamas can be found at one of many different shows within Michigan and its neighboring states. Our chickens are laying their eggs that are going to local farmers markets as well as our vegetables as the ripen. Last year was also a busy show year with our Tennessee Walking Horses, Zoey and Rollo.

This year we have added out website as well as the water heaters (available to the public) and our new fiber products.

Our goal is to own a self sufficiant farm that puts its pride in the quality of everything that leaves its gates whether it is a vegetable, a heater, a shelter, or an animal.  

Bubba with Comet.

Our farm is owned and operated by us. Denise (myself), Jason, Lexi, and the Big Bubba. We handle all tasks from planting, feeding, preparing fiber, and cleaning pastures.

Our Business

Who We Are

Denise is a full time teacher, parent, and farmer. She is constantly at shows, markets, or at her full time job near Reed City.

Denise and baby Rocko just after his birth.

Jason has worked construction for over 20 years. He began working for his father prior to his graduating in the late 1980's. Jason is always looking for new and innovative ways to make farming easier for both the farmer and also the farm residents. 

Together, Denise and Jason have two children who are growing up, living the farm life. There's nothing better. Lexi travels with her mother showing MS Halleluhjah! She is currently looking forward to having a summer off from school.

Lexi and Pip Squeak at the 2007 Northwestern Michigan Fair.

Only two years old, Bubba already enjoys helping out with chores. He will attend his first llama show next spring.