The message at church today was about peace. Not world peace or hippy peace signs but peace that comes only from God and His Word which can lift us past our worries and…

Life on the farm is always about learning. Learning to work with the wood that we have harvested and create cool, and interesting things. Learning to bake sourdough bread. Applying online tips and…

Kids in the kitchen, kids around the table. Hiking the woods and taking aim at life. This is the first Thanksgiving we have spent together in many years. And, this year we added…

The season is turning. The chill in the air has blown in with the autumn wind. The chickens are getting new feathers and our little squirrels are getting ready for their big adventure…

More feeding, more play time and another ‘gone too fast’ weekend at the farm. We enjoyed Otto’s pal from over the hill, canned apple sauce and completed many little critter feedings.

When you live on a farm, there is lots of poop. There is turkey manure on the backfield to be spread on the fields. There’s chicken poop wherever we set the coop and…

Lots of feeding and poop and cuteness at D618 farm! The chickens are roaming free during the day. The squirrels nap amid meals. Chuck is a good critter keeper and Botto is being…

This long weekend, I had plans to clean out the garden, clean house, pedal my bike and enjoy some farm chores. however, here I sit Monday afternoon with three furry babies snuggled up…

The chicks were a little quicker into the coop tonight maybe because of the heat lamp’s roses glow or perhaps because I bribe them with cottage cheese! The heatwave finally broke and they…

Our little chicklets are learning to catch crickets and navigate the ramp to the coop. Our big bad Botto dog isn’t sure what to think but he’s been a good big so far.…