09/14/2026
Scenes from around the farm.
Our goats are on pasture, but since we haven’t had time to move them to greener pastures, they’re being fed hay. They don’t seem to mind.
Fall chicks arrived the first days of September.
The geese stopped laying eggs in July and the ducks have slowed their laying way down. One of the many signs that winter is coming.
Monarch butterflies migrated south through our fields. Always an amazing site!
Our spring ducklings are all grown up. A few have even started to lay eggs, to our surprise. They’re only 4 months old. Typically they start laying at 7-9mos.
Our spring chicks have started to lay pullet eggs. This was expected. They’re 5 months old and typically we would expect them start laying eggs around 5-6 months.
Future mama pigs Hailey and Lucinda are doing great!
