We sorted calves today. It’s fun when everyone pitches in and helps out. There are lots of opportunities on a family farm for everyone to feel needed and never feel alone.






Adventures in Haymarsh
We sorted calves today. It’s fun when everyone pitches in and helps out. There are lots of opportunities on a family farm for everyone to feel needed and never feel alone.






Our oldest crushed peppers from last year’s garden.




With an apparent drought again. Ugh. Fencing is dominating our free time. Suppose, I best up the ante on the prayers for moisture…



Happy Feast of the Annunciation!


They say a family that prays together, stays together. How about fencing together?












Andrew designed electric fence padlocks in the marsh in order that we utilize every stitch of grass and grazing area with our yearlings. We use the horses every day to round them up and move them across the road.







I suppose it’s partly by my nature, and probably how I was raised, but I really hope to instill a love of reading in my children. A lifelong reader, of good material, is a lifelong learner.




Pretty cute crew led the Stations of the Cross tonight.



We plan to ship a load on Wednesday, so we spent this evening sorting calves. We do hope to raise virtuous boys and girls… Part of that is keeping their heads and hands busy with Godly things… Also, they are pretty proud to be able to feed people in America.






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