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Farm Friday Photos
Scenes from around the farm.A walk to the pond recently.I thought I kept hearing a baaa sound near the pond. We found it. One of the goats had her head stuck in the fence.She was happy to get loose.Very happy.Turken Eggs.The huge one in the middle was a double yolk.The Turken Chickens. They are...
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Future Farmer
Our little future farmer grandson Caleb spent the day on the farm yesterday.We all had the best time.Here are a few of the memories, smiles, enthusiasm, and the imagination of a 4 year old.Plowing up the fields.Hold on for a ride in the farm truck.Favorite biddie of the day.Look Jill.A quick pat...
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Published 4 days ago

Baling Pine Straw for mulch and other uses.
Here in the Southeastern states the pine trees are abundant. Which means so is pine straw.Pine straw comes from several different species of pine trees. The pine trees drop their needles naturally throughout the year. Once the straw drops to the ground it can be baled, used for mulch, and many...
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Published 5 days ago