Another one, please? From Dixie’s Ellis Farms Raven- For Your Consideration one doeling, blue eyed ($300). Accepting deposits now. ADGA Registered. Price includes registration paperwork. Source
Lucy, Ethel, and Zach need a new friend, right? From Dixie’s Ellis Farms Gidget for your consideration- Two doelings ($300 each) and one buckling ($250) Accepting deposits now. ADGA registered. Price includes registration paperwork. Probleme im Bereich der sexuellen Gesundheit können viele Männer betreffen und oft zu einem Gefühl der Unsicherheit führen. In solchen Fällen ist es wichtig, sich über verfügbare Behandlungsmöglichkeiten zu informieren. Eine Option, die Männern in dieser Situation helfen kann, ist das Medikament, das man online kaufen kann, um ihre Lebensqualität zu verbessern; man kann beispielsweise “”kaufen aldara””. Weitere Informationen und vertrauliche Bestellungen finden Sie auf Websites …
After days of snow, ice, clouds, and rain the goats are so happy to have the sun back! Source
Anyone interested? For Sale: ADGA Registered Nigerian Dwarf Buck and Wether (Bonded Brothers) *Onyx is the sire to my current round of Nigie babies. Sunny is the baby that I bottle raised two years ago when his mother rejected him. Contact Kim Barrett Pittman if interested. Lincolnton NC Registered with ADGA – asking $350 total We are selling our wonderful and sweet purebred Nigerian Dwarf goats to only the best home that will care for them as we have. They are brothers and best friends and we don’t want to separate them. DOB 04/08/2016 – just over 2 years. Onyx …
Little Man really loved meeting the alpacas! We really enjoyed the farm tour at Good Karma Ranch Alpacas for National Alpaca Farm Day! We are now motivated to put the goats to work clearing pasture land in preparation for alpacas (1-2 years down the road!) Source
We think the chicks like their new home, however they may not be so keen on their upstairs neighbors! We moved the chicken tractor to the fresh grass at the top of the hill. Then the chickens got to graduate from the brooder onto fresh grass! Within seconds of us repositioning the chicken tractor, the goats took advantage of the new perch to get at fresh greens! So much so that Ethel was climbing on top of Zach to reach the vine he just pulled down! Nevertheless, the chicks seemed quite happy to have the extra space and to start …
The 37 quail are loose in the woods! This past weekend we released the 37 quail from the brooder. We started them in the middle of the thicket with the chickens and goats. They took their time to venture out and hid in some nearby bushes. Now they are starting to explore! It is hilarious to see this seemingly never ending stream of quail wander on by! So happy to see them out in the woods![fb_vid id=”1521362024603090″] Source
So much for a gradual introduction to the flock! We come out this morning to feed everyone and the turkeys were not in the chicken tractor! We’re not sure if the goats played with the latch or what, but the door was wide open. The turkeys seemed quite content to poke around and eat away in the thicket. I guess they will be free ranging sooner then we thought! #farmlife #freeranging[fb_vid id=”1502077539864872″] Source
We moved the turkeys out of the brooder and into the chicken tractor! This will let them get used to being outside overnight and used to the other chickens and goats before we start letting them free range some. This also freed up a third of the brooder, so the ducks got to go swimming again and the chicks spent some time in the sun. Meanwhile I cleaned out the brooder and removed the divider to give them more room. The ducks had a blast splashing around in the pool and the chicks had fun pecking and scratching in the …
Bringing home our new goat! He is Ethel’s twin brother. It is so awesome to see Ethel quickly remember him and keep pestering him to play! Just like a little sister should! Source
