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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.
It’s a windy day on the farm! The moo girls have had their morning cubes and were happily munching on hay when I left the corral. The chickens are still working on scratching down the mountain of sheep poop. Frosty is their rooster this week. I’ve put the other two in “time-out”. I’m hoping that…
It was 51 degrees on the farm this morning and there was a short fog over the land. Pretty. It’s time to do some little jobs that have been needing attention around here. Someone will have to make a run to the feed store. 40 chickens eat a lot. So, we are off to see…
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.
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…
50 degrees and mild on the farm this morning. Baby chicks are growing fast. Wing feathers are starting to come in and there are a few tail feathers sticking out now. Seedlings are coming along fine. We were able to put in 48 feet of green pea seed yesterday. And the pace begins to pick…
Got up early to go blackberry picking today but noticed the red sky just as dawn was breaking and decided to check the radar. Yup, rain coming in. Okay, so now what do I do? It’s sometimes very tough to change gears after having a plan for the day. The animals are all fine. The…