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A puppy named Parker (opens the original)
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Just as a warning, this is a bit of a heartache.Our farm is full of beloved animals, not just farm animals, but characters in our own lives that we truly adore. Many, you hear about in my newsletters, though some are our Pets and they aren’t as well known to our customers. One day, about ten years ago, Josh and I had a one year old Bulldog (Ella). We didn’t have Nori yet, and Ella was lonely in the house by herself. Josh had always had hunting dogs, and our little bulldog wasn’t quite up for the
Corralling the chaos. (opens the original)
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A farmer’s work is never done. This remains true for us as we head past ten years of farming intentionally and as we spend our 14th year on Turner Road. As most of you know, we’ve raised different things over the years, always changing and mixing things up, both to keep it interesting, and to find the pieces of a farm that fit our family the best. As our schedules and interests have changed, and as Nori has gotten older, we’ve adjusted and shared more of the day to day with both Nori and our man
A change in plans (opens the original)
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These past few years at the farm have been a wild ride. We’ve been running full speed, fully stocked with animals, keeping the farm store stocked, animals cared for, and the lawn sometimes mowed. As of this Spring, we were raising anywhere from 60-80 sheep and lambs, 30-40 head of cattle of various ages, as well as our pets that include horses, dogs, cats, chickens and whatever other critters happen across our path. I think it’s normal to want to scale up and up and up, and see just what it look
The mudhole (opens the original)
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It feels a lot these days like we are being spoken to, like a grandmother reminding you that she knows best, or a storyteller around a campfire, but for the life of us, we can’t seem to remember the ending or the why behind their advice. It’s been too busy, too hot, too stressful to sit down at my computer after a long day. We don’t have air conditioning so I’ve been sympathetic in a real way with our animals on the farm, trying to remain calm, trying to stay cool and trying to regulate their da
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