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Dracula's blood thirsty days are done

Blog: At Home in Nature   -   Friday December 09, 2011   -   By Mary

Count Dracula the calf has decided halloween is over.  He and Pink Nose the Calf are now very good friends with Butterball the Alpaca, who has helped him work through his numerous "issues" apparently.  Butterball himself used to...

I'll Miss Him

Blog: Pleasant Valley Farm   -   Monday July 11, 2011   -   By Emily

   I'm having a rough day today. It's 90+ degrees out, which is just too hot for me...I'll find stuff to do indoors rather than be out in it, but it's hard not to feel like I should be out in the garden or mowing the lawn or doing...

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All Natural

Blog: Pleasant Valley Farm   -   Monday June 27, 2011   -   By Emily

Another busy week here on the farm!  Last week was full of excitement. As I began the early Saturday garden rounds, I heard a soft noise coming from the turkey nest by the old greenhouse.  I knew that the Royal Palm hen had been sitting on a few...

Spring Chickens (& Calves & Pumpkins)

Blog: Bloom Where You're Planted Farm   -   Wednesday May 18, 2011   -   By Teresa

This is a great time of year at Bloom Where You're Planted Farm.  Rain has been plentiful, the grass and trees look lush and healthy, and the iris and peonies are starting to bloom.  In the next week or so we'll start planting some of our...

Milking Finni

Blog: Pleasant Valley Farm   -   Monday May 02, 2011   -   By Emily

Last Monday, Dan had to go out of town for work.  He wasn't sure if he'd be gone for the day or for the better part of the week.  While I am very comfortable with all the animals, things always seem to go a bit goofy when I'm here alone.  I...

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Rain Delay

Blog: Pleasant Valley Farm   -   Tuesday April 19, 2011   -   By Emily

April showers are still falling here at the farm, making it hard to get much done outside these days. I've been so excited to spend my first spring on the farm full time and have been anxiously awaiting conditions outside to dry out so we can begin the spring...

Meeting of The Minds

Blog: Dark Water Ranch   -   Wednesday March 09, 2011   -   By shepherd

I am sure this farm does not run like a well-oiled machine. Matter of fact there seems to be only one thing that every species of animal agrees on around here. Can you guess what that is? That is right F-O-O-D. It always has to be time for food. When is it...

Picking up beef

Blog: MM Livestock Co   -   Monday January 24, 2011   -   By Megan

Today my friend and I are going to get the beef shares for our members. We keep our beef flash frozen after dry aging, cutting and wrapping to ensure freshness. And the heath department wants it frozen for the farmers markets as well. We use 3 different...

Soggy day

Blog: Show Farm   -   Saturday December 18, 2010   -   By Donny

It is soggy today so after fixing the fence where the billy escaped I went to De Jongs Dairy to visit Santa and his cow! The dairy is about 2 miles from here and sells milk right on site. Herman has a calf in the hay barn and Santa is there too! It is so nice...

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Baby its COLD outside

Blog: Ebersole Cattle Company   -   Tuesday December 14, 2010   -   By ShanenEbersole

Well, we avoided the weather for an extra month.  But Mother Nature shure wolloped us this weekend.  She blew in 30 degrees colder with blizzard conditions.  So when most people were snug inside staying toasty - most of us farmers &...

When everything goes right

Blog: Nonesuch Farm   -   Thursday October 28, 2010   -   By Melissa

What a beautiful day in southeast Texas. The sunshine, breeze and cooler temps all conspire to draw me into the garden early this morning. The starts are slightly wilted from the high wind yesterday but perk back up with a little water.I pick a few peppers and...

Happy Fall to All!

Blog: Pleasant Valley Farm   -   Wednesday September 22, 2010   -   By Emily

Happy fall to everyone!  It has been so busy around here,  I feel as though I've been neglecting my blog.  So here is my attempt to get you caught up with our goings-on! I've meant to mention that Finnbar has gone home to Muirstead Farm....

New Arrivals

Blog: Pleasant Valley Farm   -   Monday June 28, 2010   -   By Emily

Lots of excitement going on here at the farm!  We have 3 new Dexter cattle here as of yesterday afternoon.  Mark & Edlyn Muir were kind enough to loan us a few!  We met these wonderful people last fall when we purchased Fiannait...

Country Girl, City Girl

Blog: Mott Family Farm   -   Thursday June 24, 2010   -   By Shelley

When I was little, I called myself a "country girl." No matter that I lived in a suburb of San Fransisco, no matter that we had neighbors 10 feet from our exterior walls, no matter that our house took up pretty much the whole city lot of 50'x150'. I...

Rain Delay

Blog: Bloom Where You're Planted Farm   -   Tuesday June 22, 2010   -   By Teresa

WOW!  Have we had a lot of rain lately!!  Since noon on Sunday we've received over 7 inches of rain -- 5+ inches of it Sunday evening.  Between flashes of lightning I could see what looked like a river flowing through the southwest pumpkin...

Cow Madness

Blog: Pleasant Valley Farm   -   Tuesday June 08, 2010   -   By Emily

We're getting ready to have beef for sale again.  We've been planning on offering it for sale for the 4th of July weekend, so that means Happy and Louie will be leaving us in a matter of days.  Although we'll still have Fiannait and Baby Buzz (who's...

Choices - And Perspective

Blog: Ebersole Cattle Company   -   Tuesday April 27, 2010   -   By ShanenEbersole

Last night Honey came home & talked about a family he met at the co-op.  They were a couple in their 50's-60's with their 20 something son.  They were traveling in a covered wagon.  From Arkansas to Nebraska.  They left home in...

Fall Beef Calves

Blog: Ebersole Cattle Company   -   Monday April 26, 2010   -   By ShanenEbersole

Fall calves are being weaned.  Its nice when you wean fall calves this time of year, they've mostly weaned themselves.  Not much bawling, or crying, because they've naturally weaned themselves.  They've been on grass & hay all winter with...

The Further Emergence of Spring

Blog: Hurricane Farm   -   Thursday April 22, 2010   -   By Chris

Spring continues its forward progession.  New calves have been introduced to the growing "herd" out in the pastures... A new lamb, named Vera, is introduced to some of the other sheep in the flock... A little girl...

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