Monthly Archives: July 2014
Goat Milk?
Janie The Precocious Goat is still making milk. Back at the beginning of May, I wrote a piece about Janie making milk without having been bred (you can read that post here: https://applewoodfarm.wordpress.com/2014/05/04/shes-not-kidding/). At the time, we really didn’t know whether … Continue reading
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Tagged applewood farm, baby deer, deer, deer hunting, fawns, frolicking, goat milk, hunting season, Janie the goat, pigs, precocious goat, rehabilitation, release, sanctuary, stanchion, udders, wildlife, wildlife sanctuary
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These Chicks Have Two Mommies (or, It Takes a Village)
One by one, our hens have gone broody over the past two months. Fifteen new chicks have joined our flock in that time, hatched from four broody mamas. And now there are even more. These new chicks came from a clutch of … Continue reading
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Tagged applewood farm, broody, chicks, communal-living, coop, eggs, gay marriage, hatching, hatching chicks, hens, it takes a village, lesbian, newborns, parentage, sperm donor, triplets, two mommies
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