Here are just a few pictures of some of this year's kids. They are fun to watch when they are a couple of weeks to a couple of months old. The kids on both farms are doing well so far this year. We find that as long as we have sheds filled with straw available, the mommas get their newborns up and moving and a belly full of milk, even in freezing rain, sleet, or snow, or when it is 15 degrees out. The kids born in the winter here get a little chance to grow before the heat, flies, and parasites of summer hit us full force. Each producer has to find what works best in his or her climate, and so far, this is working out best for us. Now, that being said, we are pretty sick of frozen water and are ready for spring!
Here are just a few pictures of some of this year's kids. They are fun to watch when they are a couple of weeks to a couple of months old. The kids on both farms are doing well so far this year. We find that as long as we have sheds filled with straw available, the mommas get their newborns up and moving and a belly full of milk, even in freezing rain, sleet, or snow, or when it is 15 degrees out. The kids born in the winter here get a little chance to grow before the heat, flies, and parasites of summer hit us full force. Each producer has to find what works best in his or her climate, and so far, this is working out best for us. Now, that being said, we are pretty sick of frozen water and are ready for spring!
I love to watch the little kids running and jumping around! They just grow up to fast....(like our human kids!)
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