A Note from Roger Doiron of Eat the View!, written 14 hours ago,

TWO PEAS IN A POD, written 4 weeks ago, These two boys have been here on the farm for quite a while. When you come to the farm, you will probably be greeted by "Cookie" but you will not even catch a glimpse of "Dancer". Dancer is the orange cat in the basket and Cookie is the bla...

Growers Wanted, written 2 days ago, To raise organic produce and other sustainable farm products for large, established markets. To learn more, attend a meeting on: Wednesday, December 10th 7:00 pm Roanoke Higher Education Center (Jefferson Street, across from Hotel Roanoke) You will learn about...

"Acres away from Ordinary"

Praising god every day!

Predator defense, written 3 days ago, This probably works better than the Nite Guard, but it?s a little horrifying A hen pecks an eagle. Chinese farmers are trapping eagles and other birds of prey and throwing them trussed up into chicken pens to make them so...

Winter Colour, written 2 days ago,

Thanksgiving, written 1 week ago, Giving Thanks is what its all about, I have so much to be grateful for I haven't a clue where to start. I would think that if we all reflect on our past and daily lives you would find more blessing that you could ever imagine. Yeah, I know we all have some down day...

Faces of Love, written 3 days ago, I love my Pyrs. What can I say. They are as much fun as the alpacas. These are the faces that I see first thing in the morning when I go out to the barn and the last faces of the night that I see lately when I come in from bottle feeding our cria, Destiny. It is ha...

Life on a Dartmoor Farm & news of events, walks, fishing, horse riding, farm animals, wildlife & much more.

Written by a dairy farmer, this blog reflects his opinions and ideas on the improvement of the dairy industry for farmers, consumers, and the cattle who make it all possible.

Welcome to my ongoing blog. This is my third year of attempting to write a blog to cover the seasons progress. I've another new half plot this year, on the same site as my parents-in-law's plot, giving me two half plots, the veg patch in the garden, and 1

Thanksgiving, written 1 day ago, We had a great weekend, The boys hadn't seen each other for 5 years so they had a good time. Played golf Friday, It was cold but we still had a good time. Family and friends all had a good time. Food and games was the main entertainment. Football saturday all the tea...

Life on a Ozarks Dairy Farm, complete with gardening, photos of Brown Swiss cattle and of course the grandchildren. Some veterans issues, games, and poetry from a dairy farmer. This blog has lots of photos and videos of life on

Lets talk hay, written 2 weeks ago, Beautiful hay and grasses- it is always a great feeling to see something you planted grow Cutting day Chuck using the scythe (or as Brad- in picture below called it the grim reaper thing) Brad and I raking what Chuck cut- then we threw it in a trailer to bring ove...

Why a Straw House?, written 3 days ago, To expound a little on a previous entry, I wanted to highlight some advantages of straw house building. Using straw as a building material is not a 'new age,' hyper-ecological idea. It actually came about sometime in the mid to late 1800's. Some sources say...

Waterdrop blog.

Beverly Santa Parade, written 4 days ago, The beginning of the parade is very, very loud with all the fire trucks…but at least this year there were no tears! Cecelia and Aidan joined us. This mailman was handing out candy not mail - very exciting!!!       

In geheimer Mission: Mata Hari und des Kaisers U-Boote ™- Triff auf die ultimative Femme Fatale!, written 4 days ago, Triff auf Mata Hari, die berüchtigte Spionin des ersten Weltkrieges! In geheimer Mission: Mata Hari und des Kaisers U-Boote kostenlos laden In geheimer Mission: Mata Hari und des ...

turnip or sugar beets, written 3 weeks ago, this is not my picture and this is not a Räbeliechtli, this is a sugar beet In response to my previous post, several people have told me that Räbeliechtli uses turnips, not sugar beets. I always thought they were turnips too, but while preparing my pre...