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In loving memory On this darkest day of the year, it is with a heavy heart that we share the news of our beloved barn cat Pepper seeming to have been taken from us. If you were ever lucky enough to have been graced by his presence while visiting th
Line up May not have much figured out, but at least some of my chickens are in a row! The wet weather has the girls spending more time in the coop, perfecting their high wire act. #chickenlife #nocoldtoes
Ho ho ho Our daughter came down this morning and commented it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas around here. Have to say, I agree!!! Happy Friday eve everyone. #christmasgiggles #yaksinhats
Alllllllways watching When you guard all night, the daytime guarding becomes a bit challenging. Once again, LeeLoo is caught “resting her eyes”. In her defense, she was in the house in the second pic, so probably okay to take it down
Oh shoot It was a milestone weekend with us “successfully” working the yaks through the chute both days. With the beautiful weather it was the perfect time to give it a go. Thankfully for all of us, we got better with each yak/run, so
Christmas came early We have been on the hunt for an affordable chicken tractor/a wagon to make a chicken tractor from since founding the farm. They’ve always been too expensive, too small and:or too far away to justify. Until last week! It
Flying off the shelf! Remember this summer when I had to send out an SOS to boost traffic to my Etsy shop? Well, it worked and is (literally) continuing to pay off. Thank you!!!! As we all hopefully have a little more time for social scrolling etc
Reprieve We finally got a break from the driving winds and deluge of rain yesterday. It was wonderful! It’s amazing how quickly the yaks dry out but from their recent adventures in the woods they are covered with “hitchhikers”.
Thank you for being a friend! Pistachio has been enjoying the penthouse suite of the “pig barn” paddock and it apperas, had a couple friends move in. Our feral chickens have always loved to explore the barn and lay eggs in THE MOST hard