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Hayden and Taylor Sievers of Sievers Blumen Farm standing in front of their flower garden

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Hello friend!

We’re Hayden & Taylor Sievers. In 2019, we started a cut flower farm on a piece of family land. Since then, we’ve begun to cultivate long ago skills, purchased some more land, and started our very own grassfed, grass-finished beef herd. We are intent on building healthy soil and raising hearty pasture-raised meats.

We’re excited to share our homegrown meat products with you! If you’re local to the St. Louis or St. Charles area and you’re interested in nourishing proteins for your family, please check our online store or head to our contact form to inquire about our grassfed beef!

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Things have changed around here.

We started as a cut flower farm, so you may see lots of blog posts and free guides related to growing flowers. While we honor our roots, we have blossomed into something much more. We are excited to use all we’ve learned about plant and soil health and implement these principles on our pastures.

We’ll share updates on the blog soon!
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    When to Harvest Daffodils for Cut Flowers

    Did you know daffodils are also used as cut flowers? In this article, I show you when to properly harvest daffodils for your table.

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    Spring Flower Arranging for the Beginner

    New to flower arranging and floristry? Here’s a breakdown and video on how to make a beautiful Spring arrangement with fresh flowers.

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Meet Hayden & Taylor

Meet Hayden & Taylor
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Hayden and Taylor left their family farms in 2010, unaware that life would eventually lead them back to their farming roots. In 2016, they bought an old family house on 3 acres and fixed it up. They started a cut flower farm in the backyard in 2019, a small dream that eventually led to them purchasing 80 acres nearby. Today they raise grassfed, grass-finished cattle, chickens, and their four children on their land. Taylor's debut novel, 'Til the Cows Come Home, was released in 2024.

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Thank you to all who are getting your family’s bee Thank you to all who are getting your family’s beef from us this year! The beef animals go to the local butcher in 3 days and they all look fantastic. The first pic on this post is of one that is particularly impressive. Check out the fat rings on her tail head! She has never had even a bite of corn, all grass and forage. In our humble opinion, this system of beef production is quite possibly the best way to heal the land and the body. 
The second pic is of a couple young momma cows that are the ideal models of what we want for maternal genetics. Big gut and fine bones. They just had their first baby this year at 2 years old. We will be preg checking them soon. If they bred back in this crucial year where they had to raise a calf and continue to grow and develop themselves, then they’ve earned a spot in cow paradise here for years to come!
So since we’ve moved the chickens out by the cows, So since we’ve moved the chickens out by the cows, we have to drive out at night to lock them up and collect eggs. The last few weeks we have been jumping several birds each trip that all look alike. 
They are small but with relatively large wings and very pretty white tips/streaks on the wings that are kind of mesmerizing when they fly in front of the ATV light. 
Well tonight we were finally able to get a close up pic and ID them! They are the Common Nighthawk and they are apparently bug eating sons-of-a-guns and are likely stopping through on their migration.
If I had to label the biggest observation we’ve had this year in the farm, it wouldn’t be the grass or grazing…. It’d be the birds! We’ve seen so many that we’ve never noticed before and many more of the ones we normally see. This is definitely one of the perks of the job that you’ll never really notice on the balance sheet. God is good and wants to bless us if we but submit to His design 🙏🙌
Happy Sunday everyone!
The herd has been loving the sorghum-sudangrass (s The herd has been loving the sorghum-sudangrass (ss) this year! This has been a fantastic opportunity for our finish animals to put on intramuscular fat (marbling) and our young mommas to grow their calf, grow themselves, and stay in good enough condition to breed back.
This was our wheat field this year and we broadcasted the ss seed with a drone into the standing wheat on June 13. The pic of me next to the crop was on August 7th and it was well over 10’ tall in most parts! This stuff is simply amazing. 
This is one of the ways we are doing regenerative ag and trying to make the most out of poor grain markets. Bringing the animals back on the land. 🐮🤠🌱🌾
The very last cut flower harvest from our original The very last cut flower harvest from our original garden for our church picnic this week. By the end of the day today, Sievers Blumen Farm will officially only be on the east side of the highway. Bittersweet moment. We brought 4 babies home to that house, started our flower farm, grazed our first cows, tended our first chickens, and learned so much about growing and raising animals and plants (and children!) there. May God bless the new owners on those three little acres just as He blessed us! 🌻💐🌷

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