Did you know that a staggering 98 percent of animal communication is through body language? Surprisingly, the figure for human nonverbal communication is 90 percent. So maybe the next time you meet an animal, don't talk so much.
Bottle-feeding nine calves at Miles Smith Farm. Cow Coach Carole's Words Wisdom: We're not what we know but what we're willing to learn.
Do you ever wonder how your dog thinks? It's usually easy to read your dog's mind. But what do cows think?
Clipping cows means warm weather is here. Cow clipping is an annual ritual at Miles Smith Farm. Scottish Highland and Belted Galloway cattle grow thick, rich coats of hair to protect them from frigid winter weather.
Spring is a perfect time for the little ones to join the farm. There are no flies warmer weather means newborns won’t freeze to death, and soon, there’ll be lush grass for moms to gorge on to produce milk.
After a long, snowy winter, it’s time to do a happy dance and welcome warmer days. You're invited to the Spring Fling at Miles Smith Farm. Adults are$20 per adult, and children are free. If it’s still cold (oh no), we’ll have the fire pits roaring to help keep your feet and fingers warm.
