Nuffield Tractor, vintage 1960s, manufactured in England, diesel, new to us
Serviceberry or Juneberry can be used as a planting indicator. It blooms before it leafs out. Its bloom indicates that the soil is warm enough for cool weather crops. And when its blooms are done, that indicates that the soil is warm enough for warm weather crops. It should bloom soon!
We have been mucking out pens to make our compost for the 2021 season.
Chicks are mostly feathered out and will head outdoors in the next week.
Goats enjoy their morning hay.
Bucks like fresh air and sunshine!
Malegra and her calf enjoy the morning sunshine.
Last year’s mucking out has mostly been distributed to various garden beds.
Garlic is up. Soil is protected by the mulch hay.
2 Replies to “Views from the Farm – April”
I love seeing your pictures from the farm! Reminds me of my childhood days.
Blessings,
Nonie
Hello,
I am interested to visit the farm to purchase goat meat and dressed whole chicken. That will be after the Covid 19 crisis has improved as we would like some goat meat.
Please provide your address and contact no.
I love seeing your pictures from the farm! Reminds me of my childhood days.
Blessings,
Nonie
Hello,
I am interested to visit the farm to purchase goat meat and dressed whole chicken. That will be after the Covid 19 crisis has improved as we would like some goat meat.
Please provide your address and contact no.