Jumping the Moon Dairy - the next chapter

[Latestarter]

They look great to me.

 

[Devonviolet]

OOOOH!!!! LOVE the labels!!! Way cool!!!

 

[babsbag]

Thanks, I am happy with the labels. The person that approves them said that I did a better job on my label design and getting all the info in the correct places and correct size than a lot of pros do; she was pretty impressed. That gave me a big smile.

My doe, Hilda the Witch, is at day 147. She is a mini so any day is possible but because we have a love hate relationship (mostly hate) she will go to day 155 or beyond. I am not even looking or worrying as she would enjoy that way too much.

 

[Wehner Homestead]

Watch her kid tonight just to throw you off!!

 

[babsbag]

The thing is I am hoping she waits about another month...not happening I know. I have the floor in my milking barn torn apart right now getting it ready for a new coat of epoxy and this doe will hate being milked by hand.

 

[Wehner Homestead]

 

[farmerjan]

Labels are nice. Like the different colors for the different flavors. I like the blue or the black in the logo; the black is a little "sharper" and the blue is "prettier". Either will do you proud.
As for being without fresh milk for approx 2 months; why not say you are a seasonal dairy, with the does having a winter break before they kid again....?

 

[Baymule]

I found this which may or may not be helpful. Its alsmost all the way to the bottom of the page. Shows a jumpgate with measurements.

http://www.cornerstoneacresfarm.com/greatpyrenees.htm



i'm sure you will get the gate figured out and get the cameras up in no time. It is raining here today too and yesterday a bit.

Thanks for this! I plan on incorporating this into some of my pastures.

 

[babsbag]

Your sheep will probably do great with them. I have a couple of small goats that hop right through them but I will be making a change on them yet again. I notice that Francis rubs his back on the top of the triangle, I am thinking of trying one of them with no top bar and since this in on stock panel it will easily be stiff enough. Also, I think that the "v" is important to keep my goats out and mine is too wide so I am going to narrow it down tomorrow. It is only the small goats that go through it, the big ones don't even try. So here comes modification number 7.

 

[Devonviolet]

Thanks for this! I plan on incorporating this into some of my pastures.

I look forward to seeing how your's works. Maybe that is something we can use, once we get the fencing finished, in the first phase of our fencing project.