Pasture-raised cattle
Our cattle spend their days on open pasture. We know every animal by name, and we raise them at the pace the land sets — not a spreadsheet.
Our Story
The family behind the fence line.
Three generations. One stretch of Georgia pasture. A whole lot of sunrises.
Since 1969
Rooted in Cumming.
Collins Creek Farms started as a small piece of Forsyth County pasture in 1969 — and it's been in the family ever since. What began as a handful of cattle is now a small working herd, a flock of laying hens, and a family committed to keeping farm life close to home.
We're not a production operation. We're a family farm. Every cow has a name. Every chicken has a personality. And every day on this land feels like the same good day our grandparents knew.
How We Farm
Slow, honest, and close to home.
Free-range chickens
Our hens roam, scratch, and do what chickens do. Farm-fresh eggs are part of the plan as the flock grows.
A family effort
Fences, feed, calves, and coffee at sunup — it's all hands on deck. Our kids are growing up on the same ground we did.
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