and promptly got castrated this afternoon while he is still small enough to get our hands on. The calves are a bit late this year as the bull was a bit late last year.
Still, he got the job done....
and mom is proud. Her name is Queen Anne's Lace, aka The Queen...
Yesterday morning brought this young lass into the world...
Not the greatest picture, but this is a first lamb for her mom, Dora, and she is a bit nervous yet.
The rest of the ewes are all due starting this week as well. Anyone want to hazard a guess as to when these balloons will burst....?
The self-propelled rototillers have been hard at work....
....and have done a good job of tilling the garden....
They now have a new area to work in. They go in and out of the barn via the ramp.
This young lady has taken up residence as well in order to provide milk for the pigs, chickens and to satisfy Farm buddy's dairy addiction. Her name is Calamity so, of course, we shall call her Jane. It suits her.
Lots going on on the farm, giving the busy-bodies plenty to gossip over during dinner...
and while lounging around at the spa.
Always something new on a farm in May.
