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Zane's favorite part of having milk goats: licking Zane's favorite part of having milk goats: licking my milking bucket. Look, he's got a little milk mustache!!
What happens when we neglect our harvesting duties What happens when we neglect our harvesting duties for a few days!
Summer mornings are for harvesting in the garden a Summer mornings are for harvesting in the garden as a family.
Our new family favorite: apple cider vinegar goat Our new family favorite: apple cider vinegar goat cheese with pink Himalayan sea salt. Thanks to these two sweeties, Athena and Luna!
Tomato blossoms, cucumber vines, turmeric, delica Tomato blossoms, cucumber vines, turmeric, delicata squash blossom, and our barn kitty, Bagheera.
What to do with those oversized cucumbers? Sweet d What to do with those oversized cucumbers? Sweet dill pickle relish!
"Snacks?" -Luna "Snacks?" -Luna
Here I am, milking Luna, with the loyal support of Here I am, milking Luna, with the loyal support of Leona, Chuck, and Bagheera. And in the second picture you can see the oregano-sea salt goat cheese I made this morning!
Yesterday morning was a ton of fun and illustrated Yesterday morning was a ton of fun and illustrated so many reasons why it's great to live in the country: your neighbors are always asking for help with crazy projects; they're willing to help you with your crazy projects; everyone has heavy equipment and is looking for a reason to use it; you can drive heavy equipment up and down the road without annoying anyone; and the driveways are big enough to pull a hairpin turn even when towing a 2-awning shed with a tractor.
So proud of our girl! 5 years old, and Leona's mil So proud of our girl! 5 years old, and Leona's milking our goat! Gotta love our super patient Luna too; we couldn't ask for a sweeter goat. (Except maybe her mama, Athena, who we've taken for the next few months. The original patient goat.) We're now getting a gallon of milk a day. Stay tuned for goat cheese and goat yogurt appreciation posts!
Growing kids and veggies like, what?! Our current Growing kids and veggies like, what?! Our current favorite veg: Armenian cucumbers! We thinned down to one plant, and it's taken over the 4' by 18' garden bed. We're getting 4-5 cucumbers a day! It's perfect for snacking on, especially in the heat.
Oh, the drama and strife, the vigorous wars waged Oh, the drama and strife, the vigorous wars waged in the garden! This is the tale of one gopher vanquished and one plucky zucchini plant who just wouldn't give up.
Garlic anyone? (Don't mind the leftover soil on th Garlic anyone? (Don't mind the leftover soil on the braided heads, I'm going to knock it off once they've finished drying.)
Meet Luna and her doeling Estrella, our new dairy Meet Luna and her doeling Estrella, our new dairy goats! Luna is just the friendliest goat you ever did meet, especially if you've got some treats (like weeds from the garden) in your hand. Don't be fooled by her horns, she's a sweetie. We are so excited for the fresh goat milk we'll get daily (goat cheese!!!!!).
We're so stoked we were able to regenerate some of We're so stoked we were able to regenerate some of the trees left by the previous owners. It only took 3 years but we're finally getting a lot of fruit! The apricot tree produced an unbelievable amount of excellent fruit this year. The peaches are great tasting but a little small, in another year or two we should be able to get much bigger fruit. All these trees needed was good nutrition and pruning, gotta love regenerative ag.
Look who's excited for cabbage? These gals! (Me an Look who's excited for cabbage? These gals! (Me and the goats, that is.) Also, our masquerade potato plants are putting forth these lovely lil' purple blossoms.
Working on fence posts is a family affair! Working on fence posts is a family affair!
Busy bees on our thyme... There's a pun in there s Busy bees on our thyme... There's a pun in there somewhere I'm sure!
Rooster appreciation post: I love how this handsom Rooster appreciation post: I love how this handsome guy calls the ladies over whenever he finds a tasty treat. While they eat, he keeps an eye out for predators. What a gentleman!
Breakfast: garden fresh weeds for the goats and ch Breakfast: garden fresh weeds for the goats and chickens. And our master chef is perfecting her yucky soup!
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