Katie
@katieloucks.bsky.social
One-woman farming show in southern Minnesota. Raising beef cattle and chickens with a side of Golden Retrievers and Welsh ponies. Wool fiber artist in the winter. Married empty nester.
Good for her! And you! The success and failures still hold plenty of butter and fills the stomach. Lol
November 21, 2024 at 4:59 PM
Good for her! And you! The success and failures still hold plenty of butter and fills the stomach. Lol
Thanks for asking. It was a total success after weeks of flops. Might eat the whole thing today. 🤣
November 21, 2024 at 4:04 PM
Thanks for asking. It was a total success after weeks of flops. Might eat the whole thing today. 🤣
Ours is mid/late summer. The first and second cuts of hay are normal but it seems to dry up right after that second cut until fall. The trad folks still take the third cut it they can get it though. I’m small and I leave it standing now and winter graze. Last year it was a fed declared drought.
November 21, 2024 at 3:22 PM
Ours is mid/late summer. The first and second cuts of hay are normal but it seems to dry up right after that second cut until fall. The trad folks still take the third cut it they can get it though. I’m small and I leave it standing now and winter graze. Last year it was a fed declared drought.
Grain training is the best. I do the same with my cattle. I sleep a little better knowing they’re in for the night too. Nice little breeding group btw.
November 18, 2024 at 2:29 PM
Grain training is the best. I do the same with my cattle. I sleep a little better knowing they’re in for the night too. Nice little breeding group btw.
Yeeeaah, I did the same with knitting. All I did was tie up my own hands in knots. Then a friend told me they can teach monkeys how to knit so I could learn too. Anyway. I still cant knit. 🤣💀
November 16, 2024 at 5:51 PM
Yeeeaah, I did the same with knitting. All I did was tie up my own hands in knots. Then a friend told me they can teach monkeys how to knit so I could learn too. Anyway. I still cant knit. 🤣💀