Currently, We're raising a few Dexter cattle, three dairy cross calves.
Several different breeds of goats (Nubians, Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy and a few crosses).
Katahdin hair sheep which I'm crossing with a gorgeous Dorper ram.
American Buff, Toulouse, & Pilgrim Geese.
Muscovy, Cayuga, Kahaki Campbell. Buff, & Runner ducks.
Blue Slate, Bourbon Red, Standard Bronze, & Royal, Blue and Chocolate Palms.
Bantam Cochins, in several colors, Araucana/Americana (few EEs), Rhode Island Reds, Pigeons, and several different breeds that provide pest control in the yard as well as free range eggs.
We've even raised our own hogs for fresh pork. Will be getting more piglets this coming summer. I raise extras for sale to family and friends to help pay for the feeds and processing of mine.
Rabbits are the meat breed Colored New Zealands. I'm hoping to add more as the year progresses.
We now have two little female Potbellied Piglets and will be adding a male soon for another adventure.
We will have kids available soon for sale as well as a few adult females. We'll consider trades of Nubian females as well as Nigerian Dwarf bucks. Along w/ mixed breed gooslings and pure gooslings, ducklings, chicks as the summer comes.
Thursday, March 4, 2010
First Post.
Hi all who know me,
I have decided to start a blog so that I can keep in touch with those who are so far from me now.
Plus share pictures of our farm and the animals what we share it with.
Not to mention the ups and downs of learning to provide for ourselves by learning to make soaps, detergents, grow a garden, raise animals etc etc. Basically getting back to nature as much as I can to provide for my family in the traditional and green way.
I hope that those of you who have gone before me will be willing to share your knowledge so I don't fall on my face quite as much as I will otherwise.
Love to all my family and friends.
I have decided to start a blog so that I can keep in touch with those who are so far from me now.
Plus share pictures of our farm and the animals what we share it with.
Not to mention the ups and downs of learning to provide for ourselves by learning to make soaps, detergents, grow a garden, raise animals etc etc. Basically getting back to nature as much as I can to provide for my family in the traditional and green way.
I hope that those of you who have gone before me will be willing to share your knowledge so I don't fall on my face quite as much as I will otherwise.
Love to all my family and friends.
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