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We’ll only have peaches in our farm store through Aug 16 or so (best guess). They are fabulously juicy this year - come and get them while they last!!

Farm store is full of transplants, ready for sales from 5/14 through the following Sat 5/22! #eattherainbow🌈 #purpleveggies #gardeningisgoodforthesoul

This goose knows it takes a village to raise babies - the ewe is sitting on her nest with her! #unlikelyfriends #farmlife #goslings

Mondays feel like this. #lambsofinstagram

Luke: sheep guardian and chief buttlicker. #LGD #lambsofinstagram #farmlifebestlife

“Are you my mama?” This little one tried to nurse on the chickens. #noluck #lambs #babies #farmentertainment

So nice when the snow covers all the junk laying around the farm and makes it look “picturesque”!

It took longer than our plow or shovel, but the sheep eventually made a path through the snow for themselves. Where there’s a will there’s a way!

A boy and his calf. Meet Diva! Since most Summer camps are canceled, our son wanted a project. Diva is his bottle baby, to eventually be sold as a family milk cow. #farmkids #babyanimals

Next week these ladies will be employed to maintain the vegetation under a solar array in Geneva. Interested to know more about #solargrazing? Join our network to learn, meet solar graziers, and get your questions answered: https://solargrazing.mn.co/share/CtLMSMkOZgbxkxkP

A little adorableness to counter the anxiety so many are feeling. Watch for “sproinging,” the technical term for jumping from all 4 feet at once, and watch the poor chicken caught in the melee!

I found this little one close to death this morning. I have never seen a lamb so tiny! A heat lamp and some colostrum tubed right into her stomach worked wonders, and now little Mighty looks like she might just make it after all!

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