Starry Eyed Farm

08/13/2026

Yes, you may be able to do this too (or have this doo, a juvenile turkey on your head). I think they are a Tom and a Jenny (Or hen). Of course you could end up with p**p on your head. Not saying if I did or didn't. But I love them all the same. Meet Percival and Penelope, my Bourbon Red Turkeys. No, I will not be eating them. I like Turkeys.

08/13/2026

You can say it..."She has gone off the deep end!" Thank God it is pretty shallow. LOL!

08/12/2026

Very exciting! They are the Angoras of the chicken world. LOL!

08/12/2026

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08/09/2026

Only 4 but so big and beefy! So shiny! Dad is part Satin Angora.

I love them already.

Come see me at VT Sheep and Wool the first weekend in October if you have to have one. And you do!! I will have goats too. Get one of each! Or Two.

08/06/2026

07/26/2026

Just picked wild and planted berries from Starry Eyed Farm!

07/21/2026

Today's Bake Starry Eyed Farm Sourdough Bread with Fresh Raspberries and Chocolate Chips.

07/20/2026

Charlotte's Web...what a cute story. But in reality these spiders are huge and scary, and there are about a hundred in the boys barn that I want to clean out to separate the growing Bucklings from the herd.

07/20/2026

These are a few of my favorite things! Fresh Wild Red Raspberries, Milkweed for feeding another of my favorite things, Monarch Butterflies.
Did you know you can eat milkweed https://foragerchef.com/guide-to-milkweed/

and you can spin Milkweed
https://inconsequentialblogger.blogspot.com/2014/04/processing-spinning-and-knitting.html?m=1

Milkweed is a traditional food, and can be sustainably harvested without impacting monarch butterflies. Learn how to harvest and identify, with recipes for cooking and enjoying safely.