Farm Nanny

Farm Nanny Farm Nanny offers reliable farm sitting service while you enjoy a much needed vacation. Do you have a farm or barn and struggle to get away on vacation?

Do you just need a little temporary help with farm chores? Do you need someone who is dependable, honest and reliable to take care of your critters who understands farm animals.....THAT'S ME! I have been living in the south Montgomery County, AL area for 7 years now. I am a member of the Ramer Rose Society, the South Montgomery County Civic Club and I am the retired manager of Red's Little School

house. Prior to moving to South Montgomery County, I lived in Lowndes County. A little about myself....I grew up in Montgomery, AL went to college at Wesleyan College and the University of South Florida. I was on the equestrian team at Wesleyan where I majored in biology. I continued biology at the University of South Florida. I spend my summer breaks working with Lake Wales Veterinary Hospital as a summer intern. I am married to an amazing man who supports all of my crazy ideas. I have 3 horses, 7 goats, 20 rabbits, 3 dogs, and 2 cats at the moment. We will be getting new chickens this spring. We have had pigs and quail in the past. My grandfather was a cattleman so I spent much of my childhood on a cattle farm. I look forward to caring for your animals. This page is for sharing about our animals and growing in our knowledge and fondness for them. Message, text or call me for current rates and any dates you have in mind. I look forward to serving you and loving your animals/farms/barns.

02/01/2025

Coming in March ...LIVE BAIT and TACKLE!

02/01/2025

Girl scout cookies are here!!

02/01/2025

I know what I got! Don’t try to lowball me!

02/01/2025

Customer Trade Day is this Saturday April 5,th 2025. To all who have signed up and have spots reserved set up at 8 am pack up by 12:30
Come Into the store to get your spot number. We are looking forward to a great event see yall then.

Things got really cold here at Farm Nanny's place! We don't usually see this kind of cold weather. Of course all of our ...
01/28/2025

Things got really cold here at Farm Nanny's place! We don't usually see this kind of cold weather. Of course all of our goats dropped their babies as the temperatures plummeted. We were worried about all our little goats, but they did fine snug in the barn.

Biosecurity is important. Working with local producers is a good way to ensure the biosecurity of your own flock.
01/19/2025

Biosecurity is important. Working with local producers is a good way to ensure the biosecurity of your own flock.

Friday, the Peachstate Poultry Show was canceled due to confirmed cases of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) in Georgia. Alabama also confirmed cases in December 2024.

Maintaining strong biosecurity practices is one of the best ways to protect your flock. Consider the ways disease can be introduced to your farm. For example, wearing the same shoes to the feed store and then walking around your flock can spread harmful pathogens. Wild birds are another common source of contamination, prevent them from accessing your waterers, feeders, to reduce the risk of disease.

Here are some steps you can take:

No farm visits
Off site pickups
Farm only boots
Purchasing from NPIP farms

As a farming community, we must work together to prevent the spread of HPAI. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions, I’m happy to help!

01/16/2025
10/16/2024

The holidays are coming up fast! Are you planning a trip out of town? Book Farm Nanny now for all your critter care while you are away. We care for your farm animals, pets, plants, and home while you are away. Call or text Kathryn...(334)three one five-3769

10/05/2024
If you want to help the farmers and livestock of Hurricane Helene, this is a legitimate organization to get livestock su...
10/04/2024

If you want to help the farmers and livestock of Hurricane Helene, this is a legitimate organization to get livestock supplies to.

North Carolina has 3 locations accepting donations for livestock feed and supplies. Donations dropped off at these locations will help livestock owners impacted by Hurricane Helene. These locations will be open beginning Thursday, Oct. 3 from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Avery County Warehouse
6880 Linville Falls Highway
Newland, NC 28657

Macon County Fairgrounds
1436 Georgia Road
Franklin, NC 28734

McDowell County Agriculture Center
188 Ag Services Drive
Marion, NC 28752

Sites are currently accepting:
Corn Silage
Grain mix or pellets for cattle
Round and square hay bales
Baleage/Haylage
Mineral Supplements
Fence Supplies
Feed tubs/troughs
Water troughs
Basic animal supplies

Address

South Montgomery County
Montgomery County, AL

Telephone

+13343153769

Website

http://anewjourneyatwillowpond.blogspot.com/

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