amysflock
Loving the herd life
Good morning, all,
We're back from the fair (I posted our results in the Showing Our Herd room!). I don't know when I was last this sore and tired...fairs are exceptionally hard work! I had a great time, though, really got to know the other breeders from my association who were there, talked to the public, and enjoyed just about everything about the experience (except the concrete floors, although they did make cleaning out our area a breeze). The calves had been showing signs of boredom the last few days and were clearly thrilled to be home, spending a good several minutes really head butting and chasing eachother around their pasture. The visiting bull went home on Saturday - thank God, since he completely destroyed part of our garden fence Thursday night. I was not a fan of him after having my short amount of overnight sleep at home cut shorter by fence repairs. We did get excellent feedback about our cows, though, from the bull's owner, a big breeder from up north, and that made us very happy.
Now today I can finally take care of the rest of the produce that's gone wild over the past week, including the beets I should have processed a week ago but couldn't get to. Hope they're not too woody.
We're back from the fair (I posted our results in the Showing Our Herd room!). I don't know when I was last this sore and tired...fairs are exceptionally hard work! I had a great time, though, really got to know the other breeders from my association who were there, talked to the public, and enjoyed just about everything about the experience (except the concrete floors, although they did make cleaning out our area a breeze). The calves had been showing signs of boredom the last few days and were clearly thrilled to be home, spending a good several minutes really head butting and chasing eachother around their pasture. The visiting bull went home on Saturday - thank God, since he completely destroyed part of our garden fence Thursday night. I was not a fan of him after having my short amount of overnight sleep at home cut shorter by fence repairs. We did get excellent feedback about our cows, though, from the bull's owner, a big breeder from up north, and that made us very happy.
Now today I can finally take care of the rest of the produce that's gone wild over the past week, including the beets I should have processed a week ago but couldn't get to. Hope they're not too woody.