Meadow Spring Farms

Connecting to the Land

Both Mike and Linda were raised in the country and when they married in 1982, they knew that kind of lifestyle is what they wanted for their children. After a long search, in 1994 God blessed us with the ability to buy our farm. At that time, it had one falling-down shed and bales of composting hay in the field. With three small children, and little equipment, we started creating our farm vision on seventy-five acres in the coastal range of Oregon.

Since then, we have built and cultivated, nurtured and loved the land we are privileged to steward. We have seen God provide in ways we never expected. It is our desire to use what He has given to encourage and bless others.

We grow no-spray blueberries and grass-fed beef.

We grow Duke, Legacy, Spartan, and Bluecrop berries, take orders and also allow some U-pick.
Our Cattle

Linda’s father, Grant Brown, raised cattle in the Fort Klamath and Bonanza, Oregon areas after returning home from World War II. At ninety years old when no longer able to care for them, he passed his beloved cows on to Linda. They are gentle and friendly crossbred cattle: primarily, red and black Angus

Grant Brown with his herd near Fort Klamath, Oregon many years ago.

We have been selling grass-fed beef by the whole, half, or quarter for 40 years. These are 19–26-month-old finished cattle, harvested at the farm with no stress methods three times a year: June, November, and December. If having this type of healthy meat for your family is of importance to you, please fill out the contact form to get on our waiting list.

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Made Glad

August 6, 2026 For you make me glad by your deeds, Lord; I sing for joy at what your hands have done. How great are you works, Lord, how profound your thoughts. Psalm 92:4-5 These summer days flow by, one after another, seemingly nothing significant happens: weeding, watering, harvesting, processing, writing, editing, rewriting, scouring for…

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Rain

It’s been an unseasonably warm and dry winter and spring. Being able to till and plant the garden earlier than normal spread out the work, so I feel less fatigue and time crunch. With that blessing another weighed on me. It was so dry out. On my walks, when I felt the grass stiff instead…

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