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Author Archives: Christine
Hot Days in East Tennessee
It seems like every day is warmer than the last one! If you need to get something done outside, your best bet is to do it before 8 am or after 7:30 pm… even so, I still find myself sweating … Continue reading
Milking goats… world’s best kept secret!
Anyone but me would just say, “I’ve got a dairy goat & I’m milking her”. But of course, not me… I’ve got to make a novel out of this episode of my life… so here’s my story! A few weeks … Continue reading
Posted in Our Farm Animals, The Farm
Tagged dairy goat, economical milking machine, goat milking, hand milker, henry milker, saanen
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Summer is just around the corner!
Here we are, last week of May. All the goats that I had up for sale have sold. I have 2 little ones that are reserved & will be picked up June 12th. It’s so quiet at the barn now. … Continue reading
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The Joy of Selling Online – doesn’t matter what you’re selling!
The part I dislike about having a bunch of little goats for sale is actually selling them. If you set aside the fact that you really never know what folks are going to do with your animals (you have to … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged courtesy, fainting goat, goats, kids, nigerian dwarf goat, online sales, pygmy goat, rudeness, selling online
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Kids, kids & more kids!
These last 3 weeks have been pretty busy here at the farm. It seems like every other day one of my does was popping kids! Late this afternoon Sweety ended the kidding spree. Let’s see where we are at… 04/26/10 … Continue reading
Posted in Our Farm Animals, The Farm
Tagged goat kids, goats for sale, nigerian dwarf goats, pygmy goats
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Parasite Control – Effectively & economically!
After this article posted, I received some valuable feed back from a contributor concerning Llama worming. Please note the following correction… “In regards to M-worm prevention almost everyone has either returned to Ivermec as a preventative or moved their Dectomax … Continue reading
Posted in Goat Health, Our Farm Animals
Tagged dectomax, dewormers, flea/tick prevention, heartworm, Ivermectin, Ivomec, L & J Feed Supply, meningeal worm, parasites, roundworm, Safeguard, synanthic, tapeworm, valbazen, whipworm
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Last Day of Winter at the Farm
Spring is just a day away & the sun has finally decided to show it’s face! Well, not for long as rain is predicted for the next few days. In the last few weeks I’ve been quite busy answering all … Continue reading
Posted in The Farm
Tagged goats, kids, pot belly pigs, Safeguard
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Zipper.. our Border Collie Puppy
Quick note.. shortly after I posted this story my husband decided Skippy was more appropriate than Zipper… so her name has been changed! Well, we’re back to Zipper… for some reason we Skipper/Skippy just didn’t work for her! Let me … Continue reading
Our beloved Sheba 1999 – 2009
I’ll never forget the day my husband & I were sitting on our patio in Wylie, Texas enjoying the hustle, bustle of 4 pesky little Chihuahuas. Dallas, Woody, Murphy & Lucy were the cutest little things! They totally ruled the … Continue reading
Blondie & Bogart’s first day out!
My little Peewees had been confined to an inside stall since they got here last Saturday. It is a nice stall, very comfy… lots of fresh hay for bedding, very airy & open but still I knew they were dying … Continue reading
Posted in Our Farm Animals
Tagged clover slobber, dwarf miniature horse
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