Meet Timmy.
In quarantine we have birthed sheep, created recipes, homeschooled, and so much more. This is a time of grace and peace & finding the silver lining.
From the Farm to the Kitchen
Sugared crans & homemade yogurt recipe included! This week includes updates on the animals and who is all with us right now!
We’re back!
Two consecutive hiatus’ bring me to this post – find out why we have been on hiatus, and the exciting things to come!
Building and Learning.
Visiting Livingoffmyland.com and bringing home trees and shrubs to improve the homestead, along with scouting more Maple Trees ready for tapping on our property. Plus reason #846 why Babydoll Southdown Sheep are the best breed.
Try New Things.
From trying new ways of housing animals to altering recipes this week’s challenge is to try something new. How so you want to grow as a person?
Skill Building.
Modern homesteading is utilizing the skills of the past with the technology of today. Building a skill set is done more efficiently & effectively.
Win Some Lose Some
From losing a hen, to gaining five more, managing the crazy sheep to building new houses and collecting seeds for studying – our week has been crazy busy!
Always Learning.
Some weeks are for learning, some for mastering. Some weeks are for failing, some for exceeding. Regardless, each week has a lesson to be learned.
Keep Moving Forward.
Broody hen week two, sheep shearing and tail docking, death by hawk, waxy spring leaves…. what else do we do but keep moving forward.
Mother Nature Really is a Sassy Queen.
The beginning of the week I was outside in a tank top getting the animals ready for summer, and today it is a blizzard. Welcome to MinneSNOWta. -__- Hooving the Sheep. We began our week contemplating shearing the sheep. The ewes get their tails docked in a few weeks and we need to shear them…