Spring Brings Calves, Beautiful Calves
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.
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.
Cattle are as fun as horses with much less fuss. For instance, cattle aren't picky eaters like horses. Cattle tend to tolerate flies that would drive an average horse mad. And they can be ridden, too.
Help us name this adorable calf. She was born during the April 4th nor'easter.
A little-known but excellent program that brings food to those in need and supports local farmers is called "NH Feeding NH," a statewide initiative that provides agencies with funds to purchase local produce, meat, and dairy products.
St. Croix may be a paradise for vacationers, but it's also a breeding ground for stray and abandoned dogs. In the tropics, dogs don't need to seek shelter from the cold, which increases their social opportunities. This results in unwanted puppies, many of which roam the island sick and half-starved.