October's Photos

October's Photos...the leaves are starting to change, but not peak yet.

Farm

Woods

Meditation Path

Apple Orchard

Garden

City Kids - Week 31

After several extremely hot days on the farm it finally feels like fall!!

Look what has been going on:

Jypsy was born to Julia on 9-25-17
She is a wild one!

Natasha's bull, which farmers' named Nanny
Born 9-28-17

This Friday Juicy and Alabama were weaned and put outside
to pasture with the other young heifers.

The turkeys have grown so much in 15 weeks, but they still act the same :)

15 Weeks Old

1 Week Old

Garden Happenings:

The herbs dried and ready to be used in the kitchen

Fresh herbs that were harvested this week

Inner Maze Sunflowers now blooming

Harvested our first corn!!!!

City Kids - Week 30

Open house is this 

Saturday Sept. 23rd from 10am - 3pm

if you are around please come

join us!!!!!

 On other news; the first day of fall happened yesterday, so it is official!
Below you will see it has been a busy week for the small animal creatures.

We have 4 new bull calfs in the barn.

Vermont's dam is Valentina (he was born Sept. 18th)

Bingo's dam is Bobbie (he was born Sept. 22nd)

Butters: Dam Brodie,
Born Sept. 18th

Vermont and Bingo

Joker: Dame Joyful,
Born Sept. 16th

Not only did we have calves added to the barn we had a couple leave and join the heifers in the pasture.

All the heifers relaxing together.

Winona and Alaska join the pasture princesses.

Highlights from the Garden: 

Added Alpaca manure to raised beds
to prep them for winter.

The farmers planted lettuce this week.

Dug potatoes!!!

30 meat chicks came to the farm….they have been enjoying
the summer weather in the garden!

Rodney and his 3 hens came back to the garden to help
clear the garden of the bad bugs.

City Kids - Week 29

Highlights from this week!

Tomatoes and Cucumbers harvested from garden

1st Watermelon Harvested!!!

Cherry Tomatoes and Basil from the garden

Carrots were harvested, but there are still
more to come.

Late season sugar peas were harvested

Romanesca (good for your vision) was harvested

The three sister's (corn, beans, and squash)
were weeded out and look great!

Meat Chickens were moved...

And then they escaped their pen in search for more food.

Chrysanthemum had a heifer calf, which was named Daisy.
On Sept. 10th

Open House next weekend Sept. 23rd from 10am - 3pm!!

Come join the fun!