OBB Transport and Hauling

07/06/2026

Tired of battling overgrown brush, vines, and unwanted vegetation?

Let our goats do the work!

At Our Black Barn Farmhouse, we offer eco-friendly land clearing using our hardworking herd of goats. They naturally clear brush, invasive plants, weeds, and overgrowth without the need for chemicals or heavy equipment.

✅ Environmentally friendly
✅ Cost-effective
✅ Reaches areas machines can’t
✅ Great for wooded lots, fence lines, and overgrown properties
✅ Low-impact solution for your land

Whether you have a small lot or several acres, we’d love to see if goat grazing is the right fit for your property.

Message us today for a free consultation and let’s put our goats to work!

05/06/2026

Need it hauled? OBB Transport has you covered! From farm deliveries and livestock equipment to construction materials and job site deliveries, we’re ready to get it where it needs to go. Message us today!

08/05/2026

It’s the weekend and OBB Transport LLC is ready to roll out.

Whether you need livestock moved, hay delivered, equipment hauled, or help with general transport needs, we’re ready to get the job done.
Dependable service. Honest communication. Local folks you can count on.
Livestock Transport
Equipment Hauling
Hay Delivery
General Hauling & Transport
352-235-9632
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Thank y’all for supporting small business.

08/05/2026

Whether it’s livestock, hay, equipment, materials, or general hauling needs… OBB Transport LLC is here to help keep things moving.
We’re proud to offer dependable transport and hauling services with honest communication, reliable scheduling, and the kind of work ethic you can count on.
Livestock Transport
Equipment Hauling
Hay Delivery
General Transport Needs
No matter the load, we believe in showing up, doing the job right, and treating people fairly.
352-235-9632
Follow us on Facebook for updates, availability, and transport photos.
Thank y’all for supporting local and supporting small business.

It’s the weekend and OBB Transport LLC is ready to roll out.
Whether you need livestock moved, hay delivered, equipment hauled, or help with general transport needs, we’re ready to get the job done safely and reliably.
Dependable service. Honest communication. Local folks you can count on.
Livestock Transport
Equipment Hauling
Hay Delivery
General Hauling & Transport

352-235-9632
Follow us on Facebook for updates and availability.

Thank y’all for supporting small business.

08/05/2026

It’s the weekend and OBB Transport LLC is ready to roll out.
Whether you need livestock moved, hay delivered, equipment hauled, or help with general transport needs, we’re ready to get the job done safely and reliably.
Dependable service. Honest communication. Local folks you can count on.
Livestock Transport
Equipment Hauling
Hay Delivery
General Hauling & Transport

352-235-9632
Follow us on Facebook for updates and availability.

Thank y’all for supporting small business.

08/05/2026

Today, Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Wilton Simpson and the Florida Forest Service are reminding Floridians how they can help report suspicious fire activity in Florida’s wildlands and forests during Arson Awareness Week, May 3-9, 2026. Much of the state is under county-mandated burn bans as May begins, and the state has had a busy wildfire season with over 1,900 wildfires already recorded, burning almost 120,000 acres.

Learn more: https://tinyurl.com/y559yy24

22/04/2026

With the fires surrounding our area, we want to extend a hand to anyone needing help moving their livestock to safer ground. If you’re trying to evacuate animals and don’t have the means to transport them, we’re here and ready to help however we can.
We have livestock trailers and experience handling animals, and we’re willing to assist with transport to safer locations or evacuation zones.
Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you need help, or even if you’re unsure what your options are, we’ll figure it out together.
If you don’t need assistance but know someone who might, please share this post so we can reach as many people as possible.

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17/04/2026

Life with livestock

Get livestock they say…. It’ll be fun they say

17/02/2026

17/02/2026

Real talk…our hatch rates sucked.
Out of a dozen eggs, we had four fully hatch. Three more pipped but didn’t make it out of their shells. That’s always frustrating.
Was it possible the eggs were slightly too old when they hit the incubator? Right now, I honestly don’t know if it’s the age of the eggs causing these hatch rates… or the performance of the incubator itself.
That’s the hard part about juggling farm life, sometimes the eggs sit a little longer than they should. Viability starts dropping after about 7–10 days, and while we can push it, that doesn’t mean we always should.
It definitely has me evaluating everything.
Three pips that didn’t make it out has me questioning :
Was the humidity off?
How did we lose too much moisture?
So last night, we reset.
We placed another dozen eggs in the incubator. This is a test batch. Nothing older than eight days. This hatch is purely about evaluating egg dates versus incubator performance.
This time around we’re trying:
Five lavender
Five buff
Two “zombies” because if you know, you know.
My fingers are crossed.
We’ve actually been pretty happy with the VEVOR brand overall, and we’re looking at purchasing a VEVOR incubator. They have a larger cabinet-style incubator that’s on our radar once it comes back in stock. If we’re serious about focusing on hatching eggs and selling chicks this year, we need consistency.
Here’s the honest truth, with hatch rates like this, building a reliable chick program just isn’t going to happen.
I guess sometimes it’s fluffy lavender babies on Valentine’s Day.
And sometimes it’s just troubleshooting and tightening up your process.
This is the season we dial it in.
Track dates. Control variables. Adjust. Learn.
Homesteading isn’t about perfection.
It’s about paying attention.