Our farm is primarily a horticultural operation (vegetables), but we also raise chickens and turkeys for meat. There is a laying hen flock for eggs and we raised ducks at one time. In addition to the poultry, we have a number of farm supervisors (cats) who make sure the humans are doing what they are supposed to be doing (paying attention to them).
Don't tell the Sandman we put a baby picture on here. |
Two members of the Sudsbury Six |
Ima Turkey at left. Jake in center. |
Muck and Myra - Rogue Turkeys |
Mrrranda - Farm Supervisor |
It's only fair to include a baby picture of Mrranda here too. |
The Mighty Huntress - Cubbie (RIP 2016) |
Muscovey ducklings |
Baby turkeys are always curious. They don't remember, but they're still curious. |
Ameracauna chick - eventually, she will lay green eggs. |
Mutual Fascination |
Hen chicks hatched on the farm in 2012. |
Fu the Barred Rock (center right) |
The hornworm that ate New York City |
Please note: chickens DO like kale - and so should you. |
Turkeys preparing for a "Crowd Gobble" |
Swallow chicks impersonating Richard Nixon |
Hobnob and Bree - Home Supervision Staff |
Broiler chickens free-ranging |
Dippet and the Dippettes doing a Doo Wop and a Dit Dit Doooo |
Penny the Henny - the sky has yet to fall. |
A little sun on a cool October day goes a long way. As does a good place to sleep. |
We like our Garter snakes...just not when they are in the bathroom |
A mama fox actually had a den on the farm several years ago. |
Cucumber Frog lurks - hoping to startle the cucumber picker |
Diggle reminds you to stay calm and enjoy your day! |
Mrranda shows Tammy how to roll up an electric fence. |
Hey... you missed a spot.. See it? Right there. |
And, I'm STILL cooler than ALL of you. |
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