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She did not enjoy the cold hose bath in the driveway but I had absolutely no sympathy.

Just picked up these vintage galvanized nesting boxes. In the first 2 days, 26 of 27 eggs were laid in the nesting boxes.

I love his floppy ears when he comes running for food or scratches.

And our younger gilt Daisy is smitten with our boar “Boaris”.

Hog feed for 15¢/lb and layer feed for 17¢/lb. Nearly a year worth of feed for 5 kunekunes and 20 layers for $680.

Edit: I picked up 14 food grade 55gallon drums with removable lids from Facebook marketplace for safe storage.

We got a kunekune “starter set”. A boar, bred sow, and a gilt. All registered. Along with two barrows. It was a busy weekend getting ready for them. They’re getting settled into their new 1/4 acre enclosure.

We got a kunekune “starter set”. A boar, bred sow, and a gilt. All registered. And two barrows that should be ready for freezer camp this fall. It was a busy weekend getting ready for them. They’re getting settled into their new 1/4 acre enclosure.

Also, we knew her hair would change color. But we’re still surprised how quickly it did!

We used barley and oats as a nurse crop for our prairie/pasture project.

When we showed up we found out the sellers loader wouldn’t start, I didn’t have the right sockets to unbolt it from the pad, and it was tucked way back where I couldn’t really get my trailer. Turned into quite the adventure but we got it loaded with some ingenuity. Where there’s a will, there’s a way.

3 boys. 3 mini bikes. What could go wrong? First aid kit is at the ready…

Pretty much all clay where we wanted to put our garden. We added 24 tons of top soil, 10 tons of compost, and 15 tons of composted manure. Special thank you to my neighbor for the composted manure.