2 Mar 13: Morning Farm Report
21 degrees this morning on the farm. Still cold. Seedlings doing well. Two baby chicks in the nest this morning. 🙂 Waiting on roots from the sweet potatoes. Now wondering if it’s time to start the morning glories?
35 degrees this morning. Not quite as cold but still a little windy. Baby chicks are doing well. Their wing feathers are starting to come in. Wow, they grow so quickly. Ordered replacement chicks for the dark colored ones we lost. They won’t be here until May. Seedlings are doing well. Sweet potato slips are…
The kitten is reinforcing the NEED to put everything back into it’s place when I’m finished using/looking at/searching for something else and moved it. She is also quite interested in eating all the fall decorations. Silly kitten. I made cinnamon rolls while baking bread yesterday. It’s nice to have fresh ones every now and again. Harvested…
When we purchased the homestead, there were a few iris patches. I’ve slowly added various other beds. I’ll keep adding as long as I can.
YES! We hear baby peeps this morning. Doesn’t look like anyone has broken out of a shell and we can’t see anything under momma’s wings yet but we can hear the faint peeps. Yay! Can’t wait to meet the new chickies. It’s a windy day but I’m gonna get to planting because there’s a chance of…
As a youngster, I grew up “in the country.” Grandma’s 40 acres was our playground. We had dogs and a few random cats along the way. Occasionally, there might be a flock of chickens around doing bug patrol. BUT, there were no goats, cows, ducks, geese, turkeys, hogs, horses, alpacas, or donkeys. So, who would…
All activities on the farm have inherent risks. You will be exposed to bugs, critters, and germs. There are fences, holes, and junk. The animals are animals and may act as such at any given time with or without your approval. They will poop and pee when they feel the urge. They have no idea…