A Newborn Lamb Gets a Second Chance at Life
June 16, 2015When a lamb appeared on their doorstep, an animal sanctuary cleaned her up, fed her and welcomed her into the world.
When a lamb appeared on their doorstep, an animal sanctuary cleaned her up, fed her and welcomed her into the world.
Make butchering day easier with a plan for the meat cuts you and your customers want.
We have two new sheep on our farm. One is a young ewe named Tansy and the other is her newborn daughter, Pasha. They’re hair sheep—a mixture of Katahdin and Dorper.
Stock your barn with everything you need to ensure your newborn lambs get a safe and healthy start to life on your farm.
Photo by Judith Hausman Stew is good for you! Winter is still among us in the New York’s Hudson Valley where I live. The beets and potatoes at the farmers markets are getting a little wrinkled, but a few greens and fresh herbs, grown slowly under snow-dusted hoop houses, are beginning to show up. I […]
Photo by Judith Hausman Pair some lamb with some seasonal turnips.  My local lamb share won’t be here until just before Christmas, but cool weather and a stash of dense yet mild Japanese turnips put me in mind of braised meats and warm Asian flavors. The recipe I chose was originally for short ribs and […]
Allow the aroma of the Mediterranen to fill your kitchen while this lamb-and-tomato recipe simmers in the slow cooker.
This blog is for Abigail, who wanted to know more about having lambs. I said I’d blog about it when our next lamb arrived, and he’s here!
Last week, we told you what to feed a lamb or kid; this week we’ll show you how to feed them with a bottle.
Our mom is so sad. Her extra-special ram, Baamadeus, died last Thursday afternoon.