Mom has bottle baby fever, but don't send her get well cards! It means she's waiting for a bottle baby to be born. His name will be Milo.
When I told my animal friends that I didn't know what to blog about this week, Carlotta said, "Talk about me! Blog about wild pigs!"
Our mom is so sad. Her extra-special ram, Baamadeus, died last Thursday afternoon.
Last week, I told you some of the cool things Uzzi and I learned about wool and sheep. Here are some more things to know.
Yesterday, the little girl lambs came to visit Uzzi and me. They giggled and nudged one another and then Grace, the spokeslamb asked, "You goats look funny. Why don't you have wool?"
Debating whether to keep goats on your farm? Consider these commonly believed goat myths before making your decision.
Mom thinks we animals are acting weird. For instance, Ursula, the fat, black ewe, is in passionate love with me. Yes, really! She strolls past 10 grumbling rams to purr and bat her eyes at me. (That's where the phrase "making sheep eyes" comes from.)
Are you making New Year's resolutions this year? Uzzi says I should resolve to stop strutting around like I own the world and also stop peeing in my beard. He's just jealous.
Note from Sue, Martok’s human mom: Martok agreed again this year to share his annual Christmas letter to his beautiful Nubian mother, Ozark Jewels Peppercorn.
Want to make a wreath from greenery growing on your farm? It's easy! View the slideshow to find out how.
Choosing the appropriate guardian animal for your farm can be tricky. Use this flow chart to whittle down your choices.
Keep your livestock safe as the season’s festivities begin by steering clear of these common holiday dangers.
