Plum Creek Silvofarm LLC

10/22/2026

Offering our property for sale. Go check it out! Thank you all for your business and I’ll keep you posted on any future ventures.

This 2759 square feet Single Family home has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It is located at 9263 88th Ave NW, Pine Island, MN.

06/06/2026

The sheep sheds are on the move!

06/03/2026

06/03/2026

The cows and calves were in the barnyard this past week cleaning up around the barn. All babies are born for the year with 43 lambs and 5 calves!

05/19/2026

We use a type of electric fencing to contain our animals when they are in the pasture. Bigger animals like cows and a well-behaved goat get single strand fencing. Sheep get a net fencing.

The electric net fencing serves just as much to keep them in as it does to keep other predators out. Especially putting 1 month old babies out in the woods, it is good to have a strong protective fence. We have our fair share of time fighting this fence to get it in the ground. Sticks really like to get stuck in the fence and short it out, so it’s a constant battle.

Overall, it is portable and keeps our animals safe.

05/04/2026

All of our herd has moved out into grass pens and received ivermectin against one of our biggest dangers.

Our ewes were given a deworming past in preventative measures. We have a heavy deer population that roams our pastures, so this is a necessary feat. This disease starts when a deer eats a larvae infected with P. tenius. The worm eggs are then excreted in their f***s for other ruminants such as sheep and goats to accidentally eat. The larvae can migrate to their [sheep and goat] brains and cause severe neurological issues and even death.

04/28/2026

Had a calf born this past weekend when we were in Winona for a horse show. A red corriente heifer to start off our calving season.

04/24/2026

Our oldest group of lambs recently got ear tags and round 1 of vaccinations. This leads into the purpose of these preventative techniques.

The ear tags serve as an identification tool. Farms will use different codes for recognizing the sheep. At our farm, red tags indicate a ram and white indicates an ewe. Some farms use different aspects based on birth year, the sire and dam, medical/birth defects, or whether they were a single, twin, or triplet.

The first vaccine provided to all of our sheep is CDT which is a preventative for tetanus and enterotoxemia. The “C” and “D” are representative of clostridium perfringins type C and D (overeating disease). This results when they get too much sugar in their diets.

04/14/2026

Lambs are getting more playful and enjoying the warmer weather!

04/07/2026

We are up to 31 lambs (19 ewes, 12 rams), as of tonight. The oldest group of lambs have zoom time while their mothers have some food.