Postcards: 4 Weeks
mixing feed rations :: trapping coons :: sweet Hannah
mixing feed rations :: trapping coons :: sweet Hannah
I sit down, laptop in hand, breakfast by my side. Stewart is manning the children, breakfast, and the morning school activities and I am in a quiet room with enough coffee to float me down a river. I guess that’s what it takes to bang out some photo editing and key strokes these days. But…
There is a young man who lives in our home now. He sits across from me at the dinner table, shoveling more food than seems humanly possible into that growing body of his and I often mistake him for a grown man out of the corner of my eye. Though he is nearly as tall…
photo credit Last week when I wrote about why grains are not necessary for a nourishing diet I really thought I would receive some negative responses. After all, as (one of my favorite bloggers) Elana said: “I don’t even try to explain to people what I eat, a look of bewilderment crosses their face the…
It was late the Friday before Thanksgiving; the sun was setting, the milking crew heading out the door. We had planned to practice the offerings we’d be bringing on Thursday, but oh the rush of Friday. Supper hadn’t exactly been decided on yet, our usual kefir smoothies were low on ingredients, and, of course, everyone…
The other day I was on my way out to check on the boys’ progress on some chicken coop projects. More on that soon. On the way out there I snapped a few photos of one of the newest additions to to the homestead – Kitty. She is an older goat in milk that we…
Our family milk cow, Mabel, is finally over her mama bear phase where she hides away in the pasture with her little one. It happened with Stanley, too, and I am thankful that Mabel seems to be a really good mother. Now these two are up at the barn at least a couple of times…
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Is that feed for your dairy cow?
What recipe do you use?