Today the geese, goats, cows, and pigs are dining on some serious organic grub: hydroponic butter lettuce, broccoli, romaine, carrots, peas, and multi-greens all courtesy of a generous big box retailer’s waste stream. What a feeding frenzy.
Chocolate the nanny goat had her first baby. This is probably the last goat kid for the season at Busted Bucket Farm. It is a boy.
The several days old goats are already determining a pecking order and practicing their fighting technique atop a compost pile.
Another of the nannies at Busted Bucket Farm had babies today. This time it was triplets. All appear to be doing well and getting milk.
Today, 2 more baby goats were born at Busted Bucket Farm to Jasmine the nanny goat. . A boy and a girl.
We have a goat baby at Busted Bucket Farm. A boy goat kid. Looks to be in good shape. Several other nannies are ready to pop soon, too.
Here are some of the nanny goats at Busted Bucket Farm. They are resting on the hay and will be giving birth any day now.
Every few days I move the cows and goats to a rested pasture at Busted Bucket Farm. In 2 days, they will go to another area.
Mr. Studmuffin has done his rounds getting the girls bred at Busted Bucket Farm and is headed back to Homa’s farm. He is taking his girlfriend, Jasmine, for some company.
They only wanted to go from their house to the hay bales. A well cut-in trail was made.
