Helping Sheep Adjust To Life On A New Farm
May 5, 2014We 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.
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.
Can you keep a donkey and a llama in the same pasture?
Let’s wrap up this series on internal parasites with some steps you can take to get the most out of chemical dewormers on your farm.
Our resident goat blogger advises on how to check your herd’s eyes.
Mom took me and Uzzi for a walk the day before yesterday, and we all got ticks. Now Uzzi and I have itchy spots where Mom took them off. Ow!
Process fiber from your farm flock with this simple cleaning and carding method.
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.
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.