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Tom-Mar Farms & Udderly Happy Hooves Grass fed British White, Angus, Hereford and Galloway cattle. Your choice of weanlings, yearlings & cows yearly!

09/27/2026

Welllll… it’s about to get REAL noisy around here. 🤣🐮

Can you guess what day it is?!

✨ WEANING DAY ✨

Let the screaming, pacing, and general bovine outrage begin. 😂😂

Sorry babies… the milk bar is officially CLOSED. 🚫🥛🐮

08/30/2026

🚨 Just a little farm page PSA because apparently it needs to be said. 🚨

This is a FARM. Our animals are livestock. They are cared for, respected, fed, watered, doctored when needed and given a damn good life while they are here—but they are not pets. They earn their keep.

How we choose to run OUR farm, manage OUR herd, and what decisions we make regarding OUR animals are exactly that—OUR decisions.

You are absolutely allowed to disagree with them. You are absolutely allowed to run your own farm differently. You want to keep that 1200lb cow that will have no issues driving you in the ground - you do you!

What you are NOT going to do is come onto my farm page attacking me over those decisions, and you sure as hell are not going to take it a step further and personally message me to tell me what I should or shouldn't be doing with animals that belong to ME.

I will have absolutely ZERO problem blocking and banning anyone who feels entitled enough to do so. No arguing. No explaining myself. No second chances. ✌️

I share our farm because I enjoy sharing the good, the bad, the funny, the frustrating and the reality of raising livestock. That reality sometimes includes making decisions that people who view farm animals as pets may not like.

And that's okay.

But if the reality of farming bothers you that deeply, this probably isn't the page for you.

Please find yourself a nice vegetable to chew on instead of my ass. 🥕🙂

Went out for an evening cattle check and decided it was probably time for some updated calf pictures… well, of most of t...
08/27/2026

Went out for an evening cattle check and decided it was probably time for some updated calf pictures… well, of most of the cooperative ones anyway. 🤣📸🐮

And by “some pictures,” I apparently mean approximately 60, so enjoy the calf photo dump. 🤣🤣 If you see any that scream your name (that aren't Pickles, Pringles or Presley 🤣) let me know as weaning day is coming soon!

We did have to interrupt our little photoshoot for some baby scouting, because our surprise little “whoops” baby was nowhere to be found. 🙄 Of course my mind immediately went to WHERE THE HECK DID HE GO?! He's so little he'd be easy yote bait.

After some searching, we found the little stinker tucked down in the water run like "hey guys, I'm good - you can leave now" but we got him up and reunited with Mom with the rest of the herd, so all is well. ❤️ Apparently when you show up unexpectedly in the first place, you might as well keep us on our toes afterward too. 🤣

Everyone else is looking great, growing like weeds, and clearly some are MUCH more interested in having their picture taken than others. 😂

08/24/2026

The C**n Saga continues…

We’ve had somebody BELLERING all day today, and I knew instantly who it was. 🙄🤣 So I went down to check on C**n and make sure she was still where I left her. She was

I got down there just in time to see her calf come AH RUNNING to the barn all the way across the pasture answering her moos.

Awe, that was sweet. 🥺

And I got to thinking… why not just put them together for the time being? No sense listening to BOTH of them complain any longer than we have to. And with all the shenanigans of escape cows lately one less thing we have to worry about 🤣

Thankfully, he cooperated fairly well and did pretty much exactly what I was hoping he would. He definitely inherited his mama’s wonderful temperament 🙄🤣 but so far he’s more bluff than charge, so we got it accomplished without too much excitement.

C**n, however, is apparently still not over her countryside tour. 🤦‍♀️

While I was trying to get her calf in with her, she didn’t hesitate to give me a little “threat” just to remind me exactly who I was dealing with. Luckily I was on the correct side of the gate AND paying attention, because girlfriend is clearly still holding a grudge. 🤣🙄

But once again… she proved exactly why I’ve made the decision I have.

She is a beautiful cow. There’s absolutely no denying that. I’ve always loved looking at her, and part of me wishes that was enough.

But sometimes beauty just isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.

Temperament matters. Safety matters. And no matter how pretty an animal is, I’m not willing to constantly wonder when that bluff will turn into something more.

For now though, mama and baby are reunited, the bellering has stopped, and hopefully C**n can spend the rest of her time here a "little" happier.

As you can clearly see her definitely needs more milk and weaning is just a ridiculous idea 🙄🫣🤣

08/24/2026

Today was supposed to be the day for C**n. 🥺🐮

I have loved this girl from the moment she hit the ground. That beautiful salt-and-pepper hide had me wrapped around her little hoof from day one, and she’s always been one of those cows you just can’t help but admire. They literally dont come more beautiful then her.

Unfortunately… C**n did not grow up to appreciate my love or want anything to do with my nonsense in general.

RUDE 🤣🙄

Over the years she’s gotten meaner and meaner, and this spring while trying to take care of her calf, I finally hit my limit. There comes a point where you have to put the sentimental stuff aside and make the responsible decision before somebody gets seriously hurt—and unfortunately, C**n had reached that point.

So today was the day. She was headed off the farm and on to greener… heavenly… pastures. 🥺❤️

And BOY OH BOY, I swear she knew exactly what was happening. 😳🤣 She put up one HELL of a battle in the chute getting loaded and made sure her final morning here was VERY on-brand for C**n. Feet planted and no matter how much we wanted her to move she was just not having it! She wasn't leaving without reminding us one last time exactly why this decision had been made. 🤦‍♀️🤣

But we got her loaded. Everyone survived. And off I went.

All the way to the butcher plant.

(Now keep in mind I had 2 in the trailer. A steer in the back part then the divider through the middle and C**n in the front part...)

Fast forward an hour later and wouldn't you freaking know it, they turned her down because of what I wanted. Even though I SPECIFICALLY stated what I wanted when he called me yesterday with saying "ok, no problem we can do that - done it before" 🤦‍♀️🙄🤣

So I pull into the butcher plant and, thankfully, before I back up to unload I decide I better go inside and make sure we’re all on the same page about what I want done with C**n. I explain my wishes to the lady and she looks at me like a deer in headlights. 😳 I’m thinking, uhhh… I specifically explained this over the phone and was told it was fine. 🤦‍♀️ She disappears into the back to talk to a few people, comes back and explains how they normally do things and says she isn’t sure they can make what I want work. Unfortunately, the way they wanted to do it wasn’t going to work for me, so back into the back she goes. Eventually a guy comes out and basically tells me they can’t take her because they can’t do it the way I need. 🙄

Sooooo… back out to the trailer I go, where C**n is conveniently loaded FIRST, meaning I now have to somehow switch two very large, very unimpressed animals around in the trailer BY MYSELF so I can at least unload the steer. 🤣🤦‍♀️

That was an adventure all its own, but I got it accomplished, unloaded the steer, shut the trailer back up with Miss C**n still inside and drove my irritated butt right back home. 😂

The most frustrating part? This entire circus could’ve been avoided had the guy I spoke to on the phone actually listened when I explained exactly what I wanted done in the first place. 🙄

SO GUESS WHO IS CURRENTLY COMING RIGHT BACK HOME?!

C**N.
THE ORNERY GOAT HERSELF.
Even more ornery now that she got a tour of the countryside 🤣🤣🤣

Apparently when I said I wasn't quite done admiring that pretty face yet, C**n took that a little more literally than I intended. 👀🤦‍♀️🤣

So her trip to greener heavenly pastures has officially been postponed while I figure out Plan B.

And after the absolute FIT she threw getting into that trailer this morning, I can only imagine the smug look on her face when we pull back into the farm and get her unloaded.

Like - “Miss me, if you would've listened this morning I told you I wasn't going anywhere?” 🐮💅🤣

So for today….

Welcome BACK home, C**n. 🙄🤣

You win this round.

08/17/2026

Whose ready for a story time!!!!

Apparently Prudence was NOT our last calf of 2026. 🤦‍♀️🤣

I came home from a memorial service today, drove past the farm and about broke my neck doing a double take because there was a TEENY TINY calf standing next to a cow who very obviously still had cleanings hanging out of her.

Excuse me?!
WHO ARE YOU AND WHERE DID YOU COME FROM AND WHO THE HELL IS YOUR MAMA?! 🤣🤣

At first I couldn't even tell who Mama was because, as far as I knew, WE WERE DONE CALVING. Prudence was supposed to be the grand finale!

Turns out… Mama is Maci. 🤦‍♀️

Which immediately sent me down a rabbit hole trying to figure out when in the hell Maci could have possibly gotten bred.

October 23rd she was across the road at summer pasture with 4 other heifers and 3 STEERS. No bull. So unless we're dealing with flying semen, I was completely stumped. 🤣

Then I remembered THIS video from December 2nd… 👇

Maci had gotten herself in with my bull when she was absolutely NOT supposed to be bred yet. Shortly afterward she bled off, and I quite confidently posted:

"Luckily it looks like she's probably not going to settle."

Well.

257-ish days later, Maci would apparently like to publicly announce that I was WRONG. 💀🤣🤣

The timeline is definitely on the short side, but considering this little guy is MAYBE 45 pounds and barely comes up to my knee in height… seriously so little, so freaking cute! Thinking that little unauthorized December rendezvous produced more than I thought. 🤦‍♀️😂

So here we are. With a surprise calf. In the middle of August. After I thought calving season ended a MONTH ago.

Maci really held onto that receipt for 8½ months just to prove me wrong. 🤣🤣

Never a dull moment around here.

Luckily Maci had it all on her own is plenty big enough, wasn't mean or nasty when we came to investigate and definitely wants him, and we got them seperated so the yotes don't take off with him. So that's a 4 for 4 win in my books!

Welcome to the farm, little mystery man. Apparently we've been expecting you… we just didn't know it. 🤦‍♀️🐮💙

07/24/2026

For everyone who's convinced our cattle are neglected... here's a little behind-the-scenes reality check. 🤷‍♀️

Don't know many people who would willingly wrangle a sore calf with the mama standing about five feet away, then sit on top of that calf just long enough to keep her still while she gets the medication she needs, ok maybe a little longer for snuggles 😉🤣. All the while being ALONE...

It's not always pretty.
It's not glamorous.
Sometimes it's dusty, sweaty, and just a little sketchy. 🤣

But when one of our animals needs help, they get help. Every single time. ❤️

Prudence wasn't exactly thrilled with today's treatment, but hopefully she figured out I wasn't trying to eat her... I was just trying to help. 🤣

Although I'm sure in her mind I'll forever be remembered as the crazy lady who pinned her down, poked her with something weird, and then had the audacity to give her kisses on the face. 😂❤️

But in the end, a swollen knee isn't something we're going to ignore.

05/25/2026

Well that was a loud, chaotic but productive morning around here 🤣

Got all the babies caught and vaccinated, all the cows moved out to the first summer pasture, AND managed to get the yearlings rounded up, vaccinated and sent out too.

Then came operation: separate Peanut & Memphis 🤦‍♀️🤣

Miss Peanut is STILL holding that calf hostage like she’s trying to set some kind of world record at this point and seeing how she lost her first calf last year I wasn't comfortable sending her out to pasture. Meanwhile Memphis is officially big enough to join the big girl club this breeding season, so she got separated from the yearling crew today too. So these two are bonding for the time being until they can both go out with the rest of the herd.

Needless to say there was lots of yelling, opinions being shared, running around and probably a few neighbors questioning what exactly was happening over here this morning 🤣

But everyone is settled, grass is green, and all BUT 1 cow & calf are happy. We decided Mr. Chocolate was plenty big enough to be weaned today and needless to say Huckleberry isn't a fan that everyone got their babies back but her, but she'll thank me later as he was practically on his knees just to eat off her 🤣

Few more jobs checked off the spring/early summer to do list!

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