Rooster Ridge Farm

Even though I posted earlier in the spring/summer about our situation- we have continued to receive messages and calls asking when we will open. So I will repost our situation- We have CLOSED the pumpkin patch due to my husband being diagnosed with Stage 4 lung cancer and then a couple of months later one of my parents diagnosis of cancer. We just have too much going on right now and cannot continue with the pumpkin patch/corn maze.
We loved our 5 years we were in business and it is breaking our hearts as the fall approaches and we are not preparing to open.
We encourage you to visit the many other farms which are available in the tri-county area as well as Jackson and Pulaski. They are all excellent and all have something different to offer.
We have appreciated those who have reached out in prayer for us- that is what is getting us thru all of this right now. Thank you, Debbie and Ivan Reed

When we took this picture in November with our 6 beautiful grandchildren, we were standing there with the diagnosis of Stage 4 lung cancer, prognosis 6 months to 2 years. We truly thought this was our last picture and last Thanksgiving.
But with everyone’s prayers, wonderful doctors and a wonder medicine- an immunotherapy... we now have hope!
Ivan’s tumors are beginning to shrink. The doctors can already see that one of the tumors left behind some damage- his spine is fractured- but we hope to get a plan of action for that soon.
We truly believe prayer has played the biggest role in all of this. We still have a long road ahead but as long as we have prayer on our side we can beat this! So thank you to all of our prayer warriors ! 💓
Ivan Debbie Reed Debbie Ivan Reed

Thank you to everyone who shared my post concerning the miniature horses and our Tennessee Walker. One of our horses new owners informed me last night after asking what and how many animals we had on the farm...we have over 100 critters to care for. So just finding homes for some of the larger ones helps tremendously.
As of now, all the miniature horses appear to have found good homes. The last two will leave later this week.
Our Tennessee Walker, T.J. is still looking for a new home. If you know of someone in the market for an older gentleman who is registered, please let them know we have to find a new home for him.