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Farming in the North
I almost just shot a coyote! My god… how life has changed. But if a creepers gonna creep on my flock, I’m going to have to take them out. Just call me Laura Ingalls effing Wilder. No, don’t do that. I don’t think she’d… Continue Reading “2017… And so it begins.”
Autumn is in full swing and slowly fading to winter. We have lucked out in the weather department as October has been relatively warm and nice, though we’re losing daylight which makes the work/farm/life balance more difficult. It’s hard to get home at 5:30pm… Continue Reading “Winter and Wild Horses”
This weekend brought the mess and chaos that canning brings to my house annually. It was hot, it was sticky and most importantly, it was magic. More on that whole scene later, the real reason to bring it up is because while I was… Continue Reading “The Wild Ones – Update August 6, 2014”
We’ve been busy around here at Canadian Acres. Spring seems to finally have sprung, and with it brings terrible farm road conditions. Will I ever be able to wear shoes other than muck boots again? Oh well, no time to worry about that now,… Continue Reading “Springtime on the farm”
Yesterday, Clay and I headed out into the clear cold day to feed our wild horses. My father-in-law feeds them every Sunday throughout the winter to help supplement their natural grazing. This would be Clay and I’s first time over there without him, and… Continue Reading “Feeding the Wild Bunch”
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