Fall is upon us, and with it, a little rain and cooler temps. Let's see how we did: TypeProductionMilk31.875 GallonsEggs345 Eggs are back up to July levels, but nowhere near the May craziness (900+). We have had about 10 birds sneak out of the coop and become

Heat. Heat. Heat. It's been super dry as well. TypeProductionMilk38 GallonsEggs85 Milk stayed pretty solid in volume, but eggs have bottomed out. There's just not been enough rain, very few grasshoppers, and the birds are just not laying much at all. They're also getting

Moving into July, we were absent from the farm intermittently for an Irish wedding, Scout camp, and a few other things. TypeProductionMilk36 GallonsEggs357 Super hot temperatures reduced egg laying, and some of the eggs after a few days in the coop had gone bad. We will likely get the paddock

June was an unexpected suprise month, as Fiona calved on the 14th, so we ended up with more milk than we expected (expectation was zero). Show me the numbers! Type Production Milk 4.125 Gallons Eggs 644 We water glassed an additional 81 eggs, and froze 6 dozen scambled in