Angus Cows on Green Grass
We have been working hard recently rehabilitating the fence around this pasture and finally finished it this week. We moved our three heifers onto it two days ago and they are really enjoying it. We are half owner of a Hereford bull but he is at his other home right now visiting his other girls. These heifers are all pregnant and should have their calves next month (April) if all goes well.
Welcome!
Welcome to our family blog. We have a small (55 acres) farm and are attempting to raise beef cattle, some hay, laying hens, honey bees, a dog and a small garden. We also have a small pond that has fish in it but they pretty much raise themselves.The Twenty-eight eleven is the name of our farm. It comes from Deutronomy 28:11 which reads: "The LORD will make you abound in prosperity, in the offspring of your body and in the offspring of your beast and in the produce of your ground in the land which the LORD swore to your fathers to give you." We count on God's blessings for our life as we know it so we thought it appropriate to go ahead and give Him all the glory for anything good that we produce, be it crops, cows, or children. This blog will be a fun project for us to document what is going on at our farm and hopefully share some natural ways of farming along the way (as we learn too).
We have been working hard recently rehabilitating the fence around this pasture and finally finished it this week. We moved our three heifers onto it two days ago and they are really enjoying it. We are half owner of a Hereford bull but he is at his other home right now visiting his other girls. These heifers are all pregnant and should have their calves next month (April) if all goes well.
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