It’s hard to place my mind to when we first started on the farm here, to understand the state we were in at that time. We had no animals, but were very keen on getting some, and having the patience was hard. We wanted apple trees to be 10ft high, and it was, and still is, impossible to watch them grow from the small grafts they have started from. Oh, the excitement when we saw the first buds taking!
Now, we have quite an inventory of animals. We have finally figured out how to reproduce them, and have taken steps towards being self reliant in that category. The only stud we don’t have right now for our animals is a boar, and AI on pigs is actually pretty straight forward. At this point in Autumn, however, we shouldn’t have any surprised with a newborn and are expecting to startup again in the Spring, so, all the little ones are getting so big!
Cows, pigs, goats, sheep, chickens, guinea fowl, dogs, cats. Fencing has become extremely important.
Dear Ned, this is a real exhibition of portraits. These are not just cute animals, but intelligent creatures with their own characters and characteristics. You managed to convey so well not only their mood, but also the atmosphere of love and passion for what you love on the farm. I wish you good luck in the further development of the farm and look forward to new beautiful images.
Thank you Olga, very kind words you have. Luck taken!
The PicTobins must be proud of what a family can do when they work together! I can only imagine the PRIDE you must all feel!
Thanks Uncle Cyril!