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Sometimes you have to make time

After having been sick for a week, I felt like I was way behind on farm work. But if you always do the work, you don’t have time for the kids. So this evening, Alex and Vicki collected the worms,…

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  • Rob
  • June 28, 2012
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  • goats, horse

Pasture maintenance in progress

Horses eat grass and leave weeds. Goats eat weeds and leave grass. A little rest from the horses is a perfect time to let the goats clean up the weeds! We recently purchased a large quantity of used Premier electronet…

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  • Rob
  • June 18, 2012
  • goats

More goats? Sounds good to me

To say this week has been busy is an understatement. I haven’t even had time to write about our newest goat herd additions. Last Sunday afternoon, I drove to New Hampshire to meet Cliff Parker of Longvu Lamanchas. I specifically…

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  • Rob
  • June 17, 2012
  • turkey

Heritage Turkeys have arrived!

Since we are on the kick of raising our own food anyways, why not raise turkeys too?  We placed an order back in February from another local farm that keeps Narragansett and Blue Slate hens with a Narragansett tom.  As…

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  • Rob
  • June 11, 2012
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Sawyer Family Farm updates

Have you ever thought, “Rob and Anna always seem to be doing something new on the farm.  How can I keep up with the changes?”  Many people who are reading our posts are clicking in from the Facebook links. However,…

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  • Rob
  • June 11, 2012
  • horse

Devil’s cancer surgery

Warning: This post contains explicit details and graphic pictures of equine cancer surgery.  Last summer, we got Vicki a Paint pony named Devil in Disguise (Devil).  He has been absolutely fabulous with the kids and Anna uses him for teaching…

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  • Rob
  • June 7, 2012
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  • kids

Farm girl

Today I am a stay at home Dad so Anna can chaperone a field trip with Vicki. You know you have farm kids when the 2 year old is quite happy helping with chores in a princess dress and then…

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  • Rob
  • June 7, 2012
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  • goats

We have GAS

That’s right, we have Goat Addition Syndrome.  You can read more about the affliction on Backyard Herds.  In September 2011, we bought our first 2 goats.  Right now we have 2 bucks, 6 does (3 in milk – 2 getting…

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  • Rob
  • June 6, 2012
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the teachings of schools

A little bit of enlightening truth from my first class (Critical Thinking) towards my Equine Sciences degree: In 1906, William Graham Sumner published a land-breaking study of the foundations of sociology and anthropology, Folkways, in which he documented the tendency…

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  • Rob
  • June 4, 2012
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  • kids

Compassion

Last weekend, I wrote about the North Stonington 5k, but I left out the details of something that happened.  During Vicki’s 1/4 mile race (which was 2 laps around a field), she ran by Madison.  Madison is 5 and goes…

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  • Rob
  • June 2, 2012
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