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S2E14: The Finale

April 16, 2020
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S2E13: Fall Broiler Roundup

February 5, 2020
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S2E12: Winter Harvest

December 30, 2019
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S2E11: Gobble Gobble

December 18, 2019
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S2E10: Good Eatin’

October 20, 2019
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S2E9: Hey Rattlesnake, Don’t Bite My Face!

August 25, 2019
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S2E8: Daisy and Alice

August 13, 2019
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S2E7: Broody Hens and a Rattlesnake

July 27, 2019
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S2E6: Spring Chicken Processing

July 3, 2019
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S2E5: Say Goodbye to the Pasture Pen

June 14, 2019

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Puff balls! Our baby americaunas have hatched! Puff balls! Our baby americaunas have hatched!
What a Saturday afternoon looks like for the Hanni What a Saturday afternoon looks like for the Hannig family: Dan uses the excavator to clear more paths on our property while the kids and I watch and clap.
Our farm animals still observe the most ancient of Our farm animals still observe the most ancient of truces established by their ancestors on the African plains: no fighting at the watering hole.
We found water. On our property. In late October d We found water. On our property. In late October during a terrible drought year. 😁😁😁
We took a stroll out to where Dan is clearing a tr We took a stroll out to where Dan is clearing a trail towards to western corner of our property. Isn't there a nursery rhyme about the dog following the cat and the boy following the dog...? And look at our farmer-cat, Bagheera, helping out on the excavator!
If I don't get out in the garden to harvest for mo If I don't get out in the garden to harvest for more than a couple days... Look what builds up!
Nightly dinner drama between Pushy Patty and Zane. Nightly dinner drama between Pushy Patty and Zane. He is generally incredibly gentle with the chickens (and his goats too, for that matter), but don't with his dinner!
Our 50 Cornish Cross day-old chickies arrived in t Our 50 Cornish Cross day-old chickies arrived in the mail today! Can you tell how excited we are?
Savoring and preserving summer goodness. Funny how Savoring and preserving summer goodness. Funny how the waiting makes these tomatoes and sweet peppers exponentially more tasty!
Hope you enjoy our 2020 newsletter! If you'd like Hope you enjoy our 2020 newsletter! If you'd like to sign up for our email list visit our homepage (link in bio) and click the "Contact" link at the top.
These two were SO excited for their teeny egg scra These two were SO excited for their teeny egg scramble. Some of the hens who were born this spring have started laying and their first efforts are extra small.
Chuck went shopping in the veggie garden; he came Chuck went shopping in the veggie garden; he came home a happy shopper!! And what will he do with all those cucumbers? Pickles, of course! Made with dill, garlic, and grape leaves (for crispness) from the food forest.
Our chamomile flowers are looking great this year Our chamomile flowers are looking great this year and the bumblebees are on them constantly. Should make some great tea!
Kids sharing a carrot (if this photo isn't indicat Kids sharing a carrot (if this photo isn't indicative of their personalities, I don't know what is!) and the chickens and ducks enjoying some garden scraps.
Our little broccoli salesman is so convincing that Our little broccoli salesman is so convincing that even Oak wants some!
Our melon and squash plants have babies! I used on Our melon and squash plants have babies! I used one of Dan's old matchbox cars for sizing... But now I think I've found a new passion. Matchbox car garden photography! 😂
Our newest chicks are almost two weeks old but sti Our newest chicks are almost two weeks old but still looking like "cute little poofballs". It's always amazing to watch a new life start, from when they first break out of their shells to when they leave the brooder. There must be magic involved.
We just moved the goats to a new brushing area rig We just moved the goats to a new brushing area right near the veggie garden so the kids have a front row seat to the nature show. Miriam keeps them supplied with carrot snacks so she can water the new seedlings and thirsty plants to her heart's content. What better way to enjoy a hot summer day in the garden?
Cucumber, zucchini, and peppers are all loving thi Cucumber, zucchini, and peppers are all loving this heat.
Miriam and Leona helped untangle and lay out the i Miriam and Leona helped untangle and lay out the irrigation pipe for our hemp field last week. Meanwhile Charles inspected the new seedlings to make sure they were ready for planting.
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