5J Farm

03/28/2026

A panorama of the view. It's definitely a sight to behold.

03/28/2026

Out in the field.

03/28/2026

Piper and Paprika

03/28/2026

Princess and the triplets.

03/26/2026

Princess has the triplets out with her. They are lounging in the cool grass in the shade. Looks like the little rooster that lives with the goats is grazing with her. There is no better protection than a nanny with kids

03/26/2026

It's so fun.

03/26/2026

Another 2 days on the bird pen. Well worth the effort. I believe it turned out great and the turkey will have lots of room to roam in the field.

03/26/2026

This is Princess today, when I called the goats and she didn't come in.

Triplets again this year

Tan/White- buckling
Black/White with w/white hoof- buckling
Black w/white face- doeling

She had them all cleaned up and eating.

You could not ask for a better nanny.Very personable and a gentle giant.

03/26/2026

Poor Princess. This was her yesterday afternoon.

03/24/2026

Yip Yip, What Is That? by Yip Yip Johnson is a heartwarming children’s story that captures the wonder of discovery through a day on the farm. With cheerful illustrations and simple, engaging language, young readers join a curious child and their beloved Yip Yip as they explore the world around them—collecting eggs, meeting baby chicks, spotting colorful wildflowers, and even bouncing on a brand-new trampoline.

Each page invites children to ask questions, notice details, and learn about farm life in a fun, interactive way. Perfect for early readers and family story time, this book celebrates curiosity, nature, and the joy of everyday adventures.

Yip Yip, What Is That?

Every toddler asks the question why. This is the story of a toddler's adventure in asking "What is that?" The days are big out in the country with animals and space.

03/21/2026

When your back up has feathers. Looking for the skunk that a group of 5 Jake's ran off

03/19/2026

Today was a good day!

First freshener Pepper (almost 2) gave us a gorgeous set of twin doelings

Piperine (Piper) Is the lighter quad-colored and Paprika is the darker tricolored.