Though there are probably some families who dislike our school district’s two-week school spring break, I rather like it. It’s
After a rough winter, full of snow, cold, and sickness, we are SO happy to be getting back to our
Long before we had to say goodbye to Stoney, I had been considering what to do with his 1,000+ lb
Because I am not busy enough (SARCASM), I decided that this year was the year to try out pigs. After
One of the best things about moving to our most recent home are the outbuildings. They were already on the
There are a lot of things that make life on a farm easier, and one of those things is a
This past Thursday, I had to face the eventuality that all horse owners deal with–the dreaded mortal decline of a
Since raising our own laying hens and being blessed with many, many delicious, fresh eggs, we’ve struggled to find a
Strawberry eating right out of Kate’s hand. Moving from the city to the country while Jack was in school at
This is the story of how, after decades of waiting, I finally caught a bullfrog. For anyone who knows even
Happy first birthday, cutie pie! It goes without saying that being the youngest of seven children threw Adam into a
Deep down, I always knew I wanted to be a farmer and/or rancher. There’s so much about it that appeals
