Belding Hill Farms

Small family run homestead in Hampton, New Brunswick, Canada. We get into a little bit of everything. We live in Luke's family homestead, where the house and barn were built by his great grandfather. The house we live in was built in approximately 1880's, complete with stone foundation and a stone lined well in the basement.

We raise Hereford cows and milking shorthorn dairy cows, Katahdin sheep, Berkshire pigs and several varieties of Heritage breed chickens, along with ducks and geese. We also have two 16.3 hands tall Belgian/Clyde and pure Clyde work horses that we use for logging our 200 acre woodlot to harvest firewood, hardwood sawlogs and softwood logs. We have a Norwood HD36 fully hydraulic portable bandsaw. We produce nearly all of our own building material for our various projects.

In 2019, we hit a very important milestone for our homestead, when we were able to supply 100% of our own meat for the year and we don't see that going backwards now.