When St. Patrick’s Day is near, you know it’s lambing time! We usually start welcoming the first babies of Spring…
Sometimes a lamb will get separated from its mama and we have to come to the rescue. This little fella,…
Late March is the time for early planting—potatoes, greens, and onions. But first we plow the ground that’s been resting…
After lambing time it’s flower time! Tulips and daffodils are everywhere, and the woods are full of early wildflowers. Hens…
Our goats start kidding toward the end of April, and babies keep coming until nearly June. With their knobby legs,…
Our free range hens—and guineas, and ducks—lay their eggs wherever they think looks like a good spot. Unfortunately, sometimes other…
Sometimes it’s not just poultry that sets on the eggs. Here’s Merlin the barn cat giving Black Hen a break…
A barn always needs barn cats, and Spring brings a new crop of kittens. When they get about this size…
Spring means baby ducks too, with proud mamas leading their babies all in a line. We provide tiny “wading pools”…
Every now and then we have a bottle lamb who calls the barnyard home. They hang out with the other…