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We have a small herd of naturally raised Nigerian Dwarf Goats and East fresian milk sheep, for home dairyπŸ§€πŸ§€πŸ§€πŸπŸπŸπŸπŸπŸπŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘
I love organic gardening and permaculture πŸŒ³πŸ«’πŸͺΊπŸžπŸŒπŸ›πŸπŸ„πŸ«πŸ‡πŸ₯’πŸ«œπŸ†πŸ«‘πŸ₯¬πŸ«›πŸ₯¦πŸ₯πŸ₯‘πŸπŸ«’πŸ‹

School holiday fun 😊 since we're in no rush on the holidays, Hailey loves helping me in the morning and getting to have ...
29/09/2026

School holiday fun 😊 since we're in no rush on the holidays, Hailey loves helping me in the morning and getting to have a go at milking Florence ❀️

We're down at the Lockhart show today!! If anyone is nearby and wants to pop down and say hi 😊🐐🐐
27/09/2026

We're down at the Lockhart show today!! If anyone is nearby and wants to pop down and say hi 😊🐐🐐

It's so hard to take good pics when they run at you faster than you can take the picture πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚ I can't explain how excited ...
24/09/2026

It's so hard to take good pics when they run at you faster than you can take the picture πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

I can't explain how excited I am that this little girl of Charlotte's has horns!!!
I have 3 girls all from JD but different mums, who look basically the same, Evie, Rain and this little one. And she's the first with horns the other 2 are polled.
We decided to call her Dolly, as a tribute to Dolly Parton, her grandmother is named Jolene so there's a connection there lol

We love her to bits πŸ₯°πŸ₯°

All the ewes have finished lambing over the last week,Rosie had triplet boys straight after ZoΓ«'s triplet girls, then Ho...
23/09/2026

All the ewes have finished lambing over the last week,
Rosie had triplet boys straight after ZoΓ«'s triplet girls, then Holly had boy girl twins and the other Finn ewe gave us our first Finn Fresian.... A single ram lamb πŸ˜©πŸ˜‚

And then Ina was last with also a single ram lamb, with a hands down win for the boys at 10 boys and 6 girls!!

All are doing well though and glad I've finally allowed them to have a pen a little further from the house since I'm no longer on baby watch ❀️

My new little buckling arrived last night! Thank you so much Colourful Dairy Goats up in Queensland, he's absolutely gor...
21/09/2026

My new little buckling arrived last night!

Thank you so much Colourful Dairy Goats up in Queensland, he's absolutely gorgeous πŸ₯°

Meet Colourful Lone Ranger 87.5%
Sire: Yinfire Beth's Boy Mason
Dam: Kamalaya Farm Lola (pictured)

Lola produces over 2.5L a day and milks for 10months of the year, only drying up prior to kidding

Last year I really wanted a boy out of this doe, but had a buck overload at the time, so when I saw she had kidded again and had 2 boys I was so excited to add a buckling of hers to our herd 😁

Rainer and his new BFF πŸ₯°
18/09/2026

Rainer and his new BFF πŸ₯°

So this is our little bottle lamb Lucky, original name I know πŸ˜‚ He's one of Daisy's boys, she decided she liked raising ...
17/09/2026

So this is our little bottle lamb Lucky, original name I know πŸ˜‚
He's one of Daisy's boys, she decided she liked raising one lamb last year and wants to do it again, so she rejected him πŸ˜”

We called him Lucky, because when I found him at 3 days old he was so cold and I thought he was dead, but after warming him up in front of the fire he came good pretty fast.

He's a lot smaller than his brother, he's a week old now and only 3.7kg, but he's strong and has a will to live. So now he sleeps with the baby goats at night while they're seperated for milking mums, and during the day he sleeps outside the front door in the sunshine or follows me around everywhere.

He's a bit lonely at the moment as the lambs and sheep don't accept him and his buddy goats spend all day with their mums (who don't like him either), but I have a feeling he'll have someone to relate to in about 3 days 😁
TBC...

This is a double post because I have been so busy I forgot to update about PoppySo on Sunday afternoon about 5:30 Poppy ...
15/09/2026

This is a double post because I have been so busy I forgot to update about Poppy

So on Sunday afternoon about 5:30 Poppy gave us a beautiful boy and girl! Both are doing great and she's a great mum this year, last year she rejected one.

And last night ZoΓ« finally released the hostages πŸ˜‚ I wish I had a photo that conveyed how huge she was!

A few weeks ago I noticed she was starting to prolapse, and I immediately got to YouTube to find out how to make her a homemade harness to help her, it worked very well! And I was so anxious waiting for her babies, not only to see what she had, but to know she is safe and well and could have her harness taken off.

Anyway, this morning I went out to feed our bottle baby lamb (will update about that one too) and saw her walking around with one girl lamb! I didn't see any others around and I thought oh wow she was so big for only having one baby in there!

Then as we drove past to the bus, I looked over and saw her standing under a tree with her lamb, and I saw 2 little ears poking out of the grass next to her!!!
When I got home I went over to check if there was a second baby or if maybe it was someone else's lamb, and there was a third baby hidden in the grass too!! And yep, all hers!!
I checked the sexes and we have 3 beautiful big girls!!!
They are 75% east Friesian 25% dorper

Taking the lamb tally so far to 4 boys and 5 girls!!!

To say I'm overjoyed is an understatement πŸ˜‚

Anyone who knows me (or has grown asparagus) will understand how excited I am to finally be picking some asparagus again...
14/09/2026

Anyone who knows me (or has grown asparagus) will understand how excited I am to finally be picking some asparagus again! After moving twice in the last 3 years, I've been seriously missing my homegrown asparagus, I planted these crowns in pots at our last house so I could easily take them when we moved, and they were the first thing I planted into the ground here.
Some are from seedlings so are behind the crowns, but with some goat house mulch/fertilizer applied during the winter, they are now taking off with the warmer and longer days πŸ˜…

Once you have tasted homegrown asparagus, fresh from the ground, lightly sauteed, with nothing but olive oil and a crack of salt, you can never go back to shop bought crap, that's sat in a cool room for God knows how long, after travelling from Mexico for people to eat it out of season.
Really what nutrition is left in them by then anyway?

I literally have not eaten asparagus in the last 3 years apart from when I found a lady selling some on Facebook about 40km away from our old house, and I went there every fortnight to buy all she could spare, grown in her garden πŸ’š

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