Barb, Diana, Julian and all,
Yes these sheep have funny habits sometimes. Our sheep tend to graze several
times in the morning hours. It's 7:30 AM and they have been down to the far
end of the pasture twice already this morning. Their water tank is right
behind the barn and I know they walk
I am sitting here looking out my office window at seven GORGEOUS
newcomers! That is, five American Blackbelly ewe lambs and two ram
lambs that have ridden all the way from Mark and Barbara Fleming's farm
in Lamar MO in Ron Keener's awesome trailer, to Oregon City Oregon!
After planning this
After receiving some thoughtful advice from good folks who responded to my
question several days ago, I was encouraged that it wasn't too late to
castrate my 3.5 month old ram lamb. I bought a bigger bander tool (which
opened the rubber castration bands wider than my old banding tool), and
Has anyone has seen this bug before: I've been finding them in my sweet
grain, C.O.B./molasses. They are no bigger than a pin point, and I don't
mean a pin head! I would need a microscope to see if they have six or eight
legs, but they do crawl. Recently when I picked up the metal coffee can
Has anyone has seen this bug before: I've been finding them in my sweet
grain, C.O.B./molasses. They are no bigger than a pin point, and I don't
mean a pin head! I would need a microscope to see if they have six or eight
legs, but they do crawl. Recently when I picked up the metal coffee can
