Lonely boys…

I can often measure the hormonal maturation process of our yearling males anecdotally, just by looking out of my office window. In the spring, when those feed groups of young boys (we usually have at least 2 different ones) are still just approaching their respective 1st birthdays, there is of course the odd jostling here…

Now it can be told.

We have almost come to view it as tradition: we go away for a little R&R somewhere and the you-know-what inevitably hits the fan in one form or another back here on the farm. Hey, with a herd this size it’s just par for the course, especially during cold weather (ok, relatively cold weather). Not…

Incubation

Bio-security and proper quarantine procedures are something which we take seriously here, though not on an OCD level. You will not find anyone “sanitizing” the dung pile areas here on a daily basis. I mean, really? I suppose if it makes you feel better then by all means have at it but it’s 5 to…

Truth in Imagery…

Truth in Imagery…

So the fact of the matter is that the image that we used across the front page for the entire life of our newsletter (and now here across the top of this blog) hasn’t been representational of the farm’s actual appearance for over 11 years now. As you can see in the new photo on…