Livestock Farm Mugs

Celebrate Phil Machi's first comic strip series "Livestock" with this classic design! Previously only available as a sticker, Daisy, Hamilton, Morton, Chucky, and the Sheep Twins are now all together to wear or accompany your daily activities.

Show your support for sustainable agriculture using heritage breed livestock with this lovely illustration of a Cotswold sheep.

Original illustration inspired by vintage drawings of cows.

Black Angus Cow and Cute Calf

Livestock

Just a cow

Livestock

cow illustration

Farm animals make a way better family than people. They don't ask too many questions, or show up uninvited. They give only the best gifts, like eggs, and milk, and if they get on your nerves too much, you can eat them.

Demonstrate your dedication to sustainable agriculture based on heritage breeds with this shirt featuring an illustration of a shorthorn ox. Cow Power!

The perfect gift for goat lovers! This cute pet goat design features four goats. This design makes a great gift for goat lovers, goat moms and dads, farmers, pet goat owners, friends, and family.

Welcome to the Farm

Ain't nothin' better than fresh farm air

Ain't nothin' better than fresh farm air

A proud rancher riding his Horse on his ranch with beautiful Wyoming mountains and trees in the background.

Highland Cattle

A member of the Sketchy animals series

Original vector art of a sheep looking cool wearing sun glasses. WEBSITE: www.adamsantana.com

This farm is bitchin'

Portrait of a rooster, highlights the colourful plumage. Copyright Robert Alsop images.

Show your love and appreciation for Show Heifers.

This tee might or might not be locally grown from the teeshirt trees.

King of Farming

Highland Cattle

chicken, animal, poultry, farm, agriculture, feathers, plumage, livestock, farm animal, nature

They say the best fertilizer is the farmer's footprint. It seems the birds, ruminants, horses, and dogs have been helping!

An iconic domestic breed

A group of cute farm animals

A group of farm animals

Cotton Patch Geese are an endangered domestic landrace goose from the Southeastern United States. Probably bred by formerly enslaved tenant farmers (some enslaved people carved out the time to become skilled poultry breeders), the geese are so named because their taste for narrow-bladed grasses means they can be used to weed cotton or tobacco crops. Once they're fattened, they dress out to 11-12 pounds, just right for a Depression-era oven -- and in fact, their eggs and meat got many Southern families through the Depression! Today, a few of us are fighting to save this heritage breed from extinction on our farms and in our backyards -- including on the half-acre poultry pasture at Loch Nest Farm.

A group of cute farm animals

When a mysterious new love interest turned out to be Sadie the horse, Hamilton was anything BUT thrilled. These two were never meant to be, but that doesn't stop Sadie from teasing the poor portly pig about it from time to time. Based on Phil Machi's "Livestock" comic strip, this awkward moment captures the sassy comedy of these star-crossed lovers.

Bwak!

Just after sunrise on a farm in the rural region of Wee Waa, New South Wales, Australia the cattle have gathered under the shade of the Eucalyptus trees for an early morning feed. The drought conditions have brought in the cockatoos to feed on the easy pickings from the hay provided in the cattle feed troughs. Dust from the dry dirt & hay circulates through the air surrounding the animals.

Founded in 1897 by George Washington Vanderbilt II, Biltmore Dairy Farms started as an internal operation on his estate, with surplus milk being donated to local hospitals. As productivity increased, the company expanded into home delivery and wholesale supply to area hotels. Biltmore's Jersey cows, known for producing high-quality milk, comprised the original Biltmore Farms herd. Biltmore cattle were regularly awarded blue ribbons at the National Jersey Shows, and several even earned grand champion titles and world records, many of which still stand today.

From Phil Machi's "Livestock" comic strip and "Better Off Hungry" animated cartoon comes this inspired design. One of two cloned sheep (Yoo or Yu) is looking quite pleased while presenting a mysterious green liquid in a vial. What will the liquid do? Why is this sheep so happy about it? Is she trying to poison you? Those are all excellent questions and neither will be getting answered anytime soon.