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Monday April 04, 2011 - By Emily
Finally, the April showers today are rain and not snow. It's been a rather cold (and white) beginning to spring so far. But it is spring, and so we're getting busier every day now! Last Sunday, I was hoping for a relaxing day to...
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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....
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Thursday August 12, 2010 - By Emily
I truly enjoy blogging here, and I get excited when people mention that they read my blog. Knowing I have "fans" motivates me to post something when I otherwise wouldn't bother. I am still thrilled to see my name on the LH homepage list...
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Sunday January 10, 2010 - By Ted and Carlene
The cold this week in North Georgia is unusual in our recent experience. However, I am a life long Georgian and I have seen this before. I grew up in Kennesaw in an old farm house and remember weeks of sub freezing tempretures in the 60's and weeks without...
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Sunday November 08, 2009 - By Emily
Farmers are generally patient people. There is a lot of waiting from the time a seed is planted until you can eat the results, and depending on the animal, it can be a very long time waiting for the arrival of a baby! But sometimes even patient...
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Monday May 18, 2009 - By Dot and Brian
Yep that's right now we have a skunk calf. lol We bred our Dexter
bull, Will to our 2 White Park cows. White Park calves are usually
white with a black noses, black in their ears and black "freckles" on
their backs and legs. One of the crossbred...
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Sunday February 22, 2009 - By Ted and Carlene
My neighbor is helping provide hay this winter. This hay is helping preserve the pasture until things start growing in the spring. I figured we had one to two weeks to go until spring growth begins. He is a well...
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Sunday February 01, 2009 - By Gwen
It’s February 1 st and I am SO READY for Spring! And it really hasn’t been a cold or unusually bad winter. Guess I’m just anxious to start on the garden and spend time outdoors in the sunlight. This weekend we purchased a shelving unit on...
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Saturday January 03, 2009 - By Dot and Brian
She's finally here! We have our first baby Dexter. Katie gave us a beautiful little black
heifer sometime during the night on Friday. We found her Saturday
morning. She's shiny, black and frisky. I think we'll name her KMGF Grass Kissed Promise.
My...
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Thursday January 01, 2009 - By Gwen
It's the first day of '09 and I've been thinking about what's ahead for us and our little farm. Since the future is impacted by the past, I thought a good place to start my blog would be to quickly explain how we...
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