Final weights for our home raised Orlopp Bronze Mammoth turkeys. 6 total. No, I'm not a professional processor. The skins looks rough, but we don't eat the skin anyway.
Toms: 35.8 lbs, 37 lbs and 38.6 lbs.
Hens: 20.8 lbs, 20.8 lbs and 24 lbs.
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Finished planting the taters today. I have some left over, so I may plant them in another plot. Red Pontiac, Red La Soda and Yukon Gold. #WhatWasIThinkinHomestead 👩🏼‍🌾🥔

I planted 2 rows of taters today. They're some I saved from last season. I have 50lbs of Yukon Gold and 5lbs of Red La Soda to plant. They're in the process of breaking dormancy. #WhatWasIThinkinHomestead 👩🏼‍🌾🥔

I started a new project yesterday. I'm clearing the fencing, around the pasture side. That side is going to take a long time, but I don't quit easily. Eventually, we need to repair the fencing so we can raise our meat cows. #WhatWasIThinkinHomestead 👩🏼‍🌾🐄🐖🦃🐔 Determined...

I finally got the backyard fencing cleared. Before I started, there were so much brush and muscadine vines. With so many other projects to do, it's taken about 2 years to complete. Opened up, about 10'-15' of yard space. #WhatWasIThinkinHomestead 👩🏼‍🌾 On to the next project...

Piggies morning mud bath. 👩🏼‍🌾🐖❤️ #WhatWasIThinkinHomestead

We have new babies on the farm. They're part Potbelly and we're not sure what they're mixed with. 👩🏼‍🌾🐖 #WhatWasIThinkinHomestead

I've been taking my rats back and forth to the vet this month. Ratatouille (white) has a URI. He's not doing well. Struggling. They're going back today. The vet even put Biggie Cheese on antibiotics. Just in case. URI's are communicable, between rats. 2 for the price of 1. She's such a good vet. 🙏🏻❤️