We've been a little radio silent on the momma pigs and the new little piglets, because it's been a stressful time. Flora farrowed ou...

Rhode Island Red "in" the nesting box. Despite the cold temps and mountains of snow, the chickens are enjoying longer days, as...

Sir Renfred Leaves the Farm It was a bitter sweet day yesterday as Sir Renfred moved to his new home. You can see below that he is eager ...

Eternal mud season. That's what it feels like. Sometimes it seems like we are always fighting. Fighting the mud, the wind, the weather. ...

Earlier this month we made our first sausage!! Our first on farm butcher experience gave us the opportunity to learn this new skill and make...

What weather we are having! I thought I would dislike the melting snow, but it is actually kind of nice - the chickens can explore more and ...

This past weekend we said a teary goodbye to our matriarch sow, Vera. After complications during farrowing it was clear that she would ...

Our herd, otherwise known as a "drift," of pigs has gone through quite a few changes since January. In the end it is all positive,...

We're staying busy around the farm with the warming weather. Projects galore! This weekend is going to be a fun one. Here's some pi...