Keeping Liquid Gold Flowing When the World Freezes There’s a certain magic to life on the land in winter – the frosty sparkle on bare branches, and the soft creaks of a barn under snowy drifts. Whether your barn has running water or you’re just starting out with a temporary …
The Rare Bonded Pair: Bonnie and Cooper Hi there! My name is Bonnie, and I want to introduce you to my best friend, Cooper. He’s a year older than me, but I keep him young and on his toes! We might not be true siblings, but we do everything together, …
Meet Hanky the Goat Hi everyone! My name is Hanky, and I’m a dwarf Nigerian boy goat. Mom says I’m old enough to talk about something that’s very important for keeping boy goats healthy, so here goes! Mom and Dad originally had twins Tom and Jerry. After Jerry went to …
Chickens and ducks are fun little pets. They don’t need a whole lot of care once they’re properly set up. And they provide entertainment and eggs and ask very little in return. However, there are some myths about them that need to be debunked. 1. You Need a Rooster to …
“Cisco’s escaped!” were the words I heard when I answered my phone. Chills ran down my spine as those words from my husband Howie echoed in my brain. Panicked, I spun our Toyota Rav4 around and raced back to our farm, which was less than a mile from a major …
I love our barn! As barns go, it’s not huge. It’s unassuming and kind of ordinary. A typical New England side barn, built into a hill, with the “downstairs” mostly underground, a main floor and a loft for storing hay. It has history. Built in the 1830’s, framed with chestnut, …
