Rivercrest Farm is located in the Prospect area of Oldham County Kentucky, adjacent to the Ohio River.
At Rivercrest Farm, our mission is to raise beef and poultry as nature intended. Through regenerative pasture management, we strive to enhance the ecosystem of the farm, while humanely raising cattle and chickens that are consistent in quality and taste. Eat well and enjoy farm fresh products that are healthy for you and add to the biodiversity of our farm.
Family-owned, no factory farming
Regenerative farming practices
No antibiotics or steroids
Our Practices
At Rivercrest Farm, we provide our customers with healthy great tasting USDA inspected beef and poultry raised in a humane and sustainable natural environment free of added growth hormones, steroids, and antibiotics. We strive for consistency of outcome in every phase of our production process.
We're not mass producers trying to supply major chain outlets. Our goal is to satisfy a limited number of discriminating customers that want healthy, consistently high-quality, great tasting products produced humanely and sustainably!
You won't find any of our products earning frequent flyer miles or travel awards either. We source as many of our feed supplies from local producers (both farmers and feed mills). Our feeding and processing (all at USDA inspected plants) are all done right here in this part of Kentucky eliminating the expense and environmentally damaging need to ship animals halfway across the country to be fed and processed, just to be shipped back to Kentucky to be marketed.
Dedicated to superior food.
You can rely on getting the very best Rivercrest Farm has to offer from one order to the next. We believe that every step of breeding, care and feeding is crucial to producing only the finest beef and poultry products. The importance that we place on each step gives our products a high level of consistency from year to year.
Caldwell Willig
After a career of investing in and running a number of small businesses in the Louisville community, primarily with a focus on voice and data communications, Caldwell left the business world in 2006 to focus his full attention on raising beef cattle, broiler chickens, and laying hens at Rivercrest Farm. With a focus on regenerative farming Rivercrest Farm does not use any antibiotics or steroids in the care and feeding of our livestock. We grow and harvest our own hay which gives us full control of aour source of feed and nutrition for our cows and calves. All additional purchased feed sources are provided from other organic or non-GMO sourced suppliers. Caldwell is a graduate of the Master Cattlemen, the Humane Care and Treatment of Livestock, and the Beef Quality Assurance programs sponsored and provided by the University of Kentucky School of Agriculture and the County Extension Service.
Ann Lawson Willig
After years of working in events in New York City, Ann Lawson returned home to Rivercrest in 2020 with the goal of helping her father manage the farm. She’s currently enrolled in the Master Gardener certification course being offered through the Oldham County extension office with the hopes of bringing more produce to the Farm Market.
