An Accident on the Farm
Lessons learned from a fatal accident on the farm.
Author: Carole Soule
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First Calf of 2021 Gets Off to a Shaky Start
Our first calf of the season, Ginger, is rescued from the hay feeder.
Cows Are Growing, So Is the Grass
By the time this column is published, you might have heard me shout for joy if a 2021 calf is born. And if you hike the Audubon trails, keep an eye out for “the boys" munching away on those tender shoots. If I were an artist wanting to paint a picture of contentment, that's where I'd set up my easel.
The Legend of The Apple Tree
With the remaining three ancient apple trees seemingly at death's door, we called in a tree surgeon.
The Ox/Bull Mystery Is Solved
It's sweet that teamsters want their activity to seem more masculine as if commanding a few thousand pounds of oxen to pull a heavy load is not macho enough. I work oxen, and whatever you call the yoked beasts, I think of controlling them as my super-power.
Was an Old Teamster Pulling My Leg?
Belle, a 3-year-old Milking Shorthorn heifer, and Flora, Carole’s 14-week-old puppy, both made a debut at the Miles Smith Farm fundraising event for the farm’s non-profit Learning Barn.