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S&B started out with a purely functional purpose: to make good use of land that we own. Over the months, the concept of alpaca farming has branched out to several other areas of farming. In order to run a sustaining farm, we realized that we needed to consider the interconnectedness of the land and the animals, and to provide the best environment that we can for both.
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You know that Brian means *business* when the Stihl comes out...
For the past few years, we’ve been waiting patiently for the dead tree you see in the background to just fall down. However - this year it broke instead of falling, and we were worried about it hitting the fence. A Saturday without a Farmers Market or Christmas bazaar setup meant that today was the day it came down. Check out the comments for the before and after!
A few safety notes: safety glasses were worn (not just hung on the pocket!) and gloves were *not* worn during the actual chainsawing.
After
Before
Thanks for the trio of photos. Where did the dead tree go?
With a full day of rain forecasted for tomorrow, we went ahead and decided to celebrate Thanksgiving Day with the goats a day early. A fresh bale of hay with some corn and a little bit of grain as their sides - they are thankful, indeed 😁
All I can think is: that really had to hurt 😳
And yes, it is absolutely a chicken egg - it’s just gigantic!!!
Crossing my legs tightly 🤣
Double yolk!
Give that gal a vacation!
Oh my!!!!
Wowzer!!
Ouch!
Ouch!
Wow!
Guess where we will be this Saturday? It’s the annual Thanksgiving Market at the Hardin County Farmers’ Market!
Be sure and shop our HUGE sale on all remaining lamb:
sbbellfarms.com/product-category/pre-order/lamb-pre-order/
Caption this adorable scene from the goat barn this evening...
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Our cozy future. Pink pods for people. Good for goats, maybe not so much for us.
Cuddle puddle
That’s so cute
You’re the yin to my yang.