So we moved out here, we bought a few chickens.
Then, we bought more chickens.
Eventually eggs arrived. (so did the snakes)
Recently, we even hatched our own chicks.
{yeah, we really like chickens}
We fish in the “stocked” pond for catfish.
Which is less like a pond and more like a puddle
Added a few roosters and some more hens
Robert got work boots for the “farm” – I now have cowboy boots
Then, this spring we added a couple turkeys.
We ate one.
And this week we added this sweet girl.
Her name is Clarabell Dinner (Robert prefers her second name, I prefer her first). We are bottle feeding
So while I have been playing with the term “farm” I think it is officially a Hobby Farm here at the Cole Homestead.
So we are feeding our sweet Heifer Calf (do not call her a cow – she is not!) *I learned this from my friend this week.
Not sure when a home officially turns into a farm, or how much land you must have for it to be that
farm : a plot of land devoted to the raising of animals and especially domestic livestock
But that defines much of our place these days, and another spot is about to be devoted to agricultural farming once we can get our seeds/plants into the ground.
While it is still very dry here
things are good. And we are enjoying every day here on our little farm!
the farm life looks like a beautiful life to me! Clarabel is gorgeous. i have always wanted a cow, but as a pet not as "dinner" LOL i'm praying we get more rain, your pond fills and your grass greens and everything on your farm THRIVES :)
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness how fun! i'm sure the kids are enjoying a new animal...and they get to bottle feed, how fun is that!
ReplyDeletewe are so happy to see how God is fulfilling your dreams each day!! How wonderful!! Janelle your grandmother would be so proud of you as I am!! Oh what a great way to raise your (our grandchildren) children!!Love you all! NanaPeg & Uncle Louie
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