Twenty Hill Farm

05/06/2026

I deleted my last post about this horse while I tried to fight to keep her. The owner agreed for me to have this horse to save her. In my post I said they cared about the horse and hence why they agreed to let me have her. I was being diplomatic. Because if you care about an animal do you tie it in the hot sun with no water or shade? Cos that’s where and how I found her.
Im not island right now. And while I wasn’t home and I was asleep last night, I got a missed call from the person staying in my house. The owner showed up and told him I said to take the horse. I did not. And she was handed over to them. They tied her to the back of their truck and walked her from Parham to Cassada Gardens. If she has even made it that far. They could have borrowed the same trailer I picked her up in, but no. And yet they care about this horse? Well in my opinion, they’re evil, ignorant pieces of s**t. I pray they get what they deserve in this life, and every one after it.
My time farming and rescuing animals is coming to an end. I am done with Antigua and need to start figuring out a way to have less animals. Because if I woke up tomorrow and magically had no animals, I would be on a one way ticket out there, and never return. I have hated Antigua for too many years now to continue what I’m doing.
And to the informing rat of a human being who decided they needed to send my post to the owners son, f**k you. Do me a favour and delete yourself from my page.

01/06/2026

I have thought a lot about Luigi this week. Luigi was horse. She bought him for a few dollars to retire him from the race track. A sucker for a broken race horse is that girl. He had previously been sold in America, and ended up in the BVI for Hurricane Irma. We think that may be why he had a huge dent in his forehead. He survived that, and then survived the trip out of there on a barge to Antigua. Luigi was monstrously big, with an equally big heart. He became a kid’s camp horse and a pet, he was a gentle giant. When Janet left Antigua, Luigi was on a farm when he was stolen, this time a year ago. Posters and a reward got him back. He then came to live with me. Luigi had 3 destroyed legs from various accidents, on and off the track, but he was still up and about, happy to run for his food and graze in the paddock. He came home starved and dehydrated, with severe rope burns and infection, but he overcame it.
That changed in March. His last good leg gave up on him, under the pressure of the 3 bad ones, his eyes filled with pain, pain killers didn’t do anything. The decision was made quickly to end his suffering and I put him down. He was a good boy.
It was the fishing tournament last year when he got stolen and we found him. And during this year’s fishing tournament, I think Luigi was an angel who sent me somewhere I was needed again…

21/05/2026

21/05/2026

Is this annoying to anyone else? Can we not just move to regenerative farming practices that are now proven to yield better results? Healthier animals, healthier soil, healthier you!
Getting to know local farmers is the only way to know what you are eating.

**kglyphosate

20/05/2026

My poor Lizzo isn’t well. I think she has ketosis, or could be hypocalcemia. Sometimes hard to tell the difference, so I’m treating for both.
I’m not really surprised though, feeding the goats has been really challenging. Not just feeding, but looking after them. My horse too. There’s actually been no horse food in the shop for a couple of weeks now. Apparently supply issues in Jamaica with ingredients, that I think have to come from Europe.
I badly miss the days of Abbot’s Farm Shop. You could walk in, tell Phillip your woes, and almost guarantee somewhere on a shelf he had just the thing to fix your animal.
Livestock farming is going to keep going backwards here if we do not address the feed and medication situation. It is dry, and there is nothing to replace forage. Grain only gets you so far. There’s no hay being made either.
I sold a young buckling to a friend. He is attentive, caring and dedicates all his time to looking after his herd. I was sad to hear that the goat got a bad case of worms and died. I know he doesn’t live a life connected to the internet, with the means to order things, and many people here don’t have that luxury.
I can order my stuff online, or msg friends who often shop for me, and sends things down. So im privileged. But for those who arent, we are in a dire situation. Not being able to buy basic medications for animals leaves farming dying and animals suffering.
I would open a shop but as a one woman band with no excess money, I just can’t. Lizzo is lucky I have calcium gluconate, dextrose, b complex and CMPK in the fridge, and hopefully she starts feeling better soon.

19/05/2026

Its the fishing tournament week 🥳🎣
These are the hours I will be there, come and grab a burger if you are in the area.

15/05/2026

This Saturday, bring your children and your appetite.

13/05/2026

This Saturday, bring your kids or just bring yourself, have a burger and have a laugh with Waffles and friends.

23/04/2026

Took long enough… Same old delicious burgers with a new face. Thanks .la.antigua and for the logo ❤️

16/01/2026

I produced a song for Waffles 🎶

**ttylittledonkey