Since 1975, our family farm has fed our family.
Now we’d like to feed yours too.
Our Story
Our story begins…
A little history of the farm.
Jill’s parents purchased the farm that lies just west of Pulaski, Wisconsin, in 1975. In 2015, Jill and her husband Jason purchased the farm. When Jason was diagnosed with Lymes Disease in 2009, the Bergner’s are especially careful about what they put into their mouths. In 2018, the milking herd was sold, and the Bergner’s continued to raise heifers, and sell Beefers and Steers.
Get to know the Kids.
The Bergner kids, love the farm. Caleb (age 13) is the oldest and loves driving tractor and feeding the “big” finishing beef. Grace (age 12), loves feeding calves and raising pigs, Wyatt (age 10) loves fixing anything imaginable on the farm and taking care of the “weaning” calves group, and Ava (age 9) loves feeding baby calves and raising pigs. The Bergner kids keep the excitement moving for Mom and Dad on and off the farm.
See how we grow it.
The Bergner family farm grows and harvests all of their own food for the livestock, there is no hiring out the crop work. All of their livestock, is grown from little on, so the Bergner Family is responsible for taking care of your beef, it never leaves the farm. This is important to know. What’s also important to know is that our farm is hormone free.
Share in the “Farm to Table” concept and purchase our beef.
It all begins with the idea of FARM FRESH. It’s start at the Bergner Farm, and it ends at the Bergner Farm. Now wouldn’t you want the best for your family? Knowing that we do everything to make sure that your beef comes from a family that cares and is committed to feeding other families.
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Life on the farm, a little bit of fun too.
Supper time at the Bergner Farm
Quick pose for a picture, Grace
Calf chasing Caleb
4-wheelin fun on the Farm.
Rock picking by Caleb
Field work by the Case.
More rocks by Caleb.
Baby calf on the Bergner Farm
Cute markings on this baby calf
Another ride on the gator.
A winter scene at the farm
Mom and girls for a quick pose.
Ava in the wheel of a tractor.
Recent aerial view of the farm in 2017.
Looking to the west from a neighbor.
Working the fields.
Beautiful sunset at Bergner Farms
The herd.
Summertime at the Bergner Farm.
Beauty and the beast.
Blue, purple, yellow, orange.
A mix of sun and clouds at the Bergner Farm.
Bergner livestock
In the cornstalks.
Round bales on the Bergner Farm.
It's a cloudy day, how about some hay?
Working in the field side by side.
The work is never done at the Bergner Farm.
Kitty at the Berner Farm.