May 18
The Joys of Spring!
Posted in Baby Animals by David Wilson
Since mid April about 650 lambs have been born on the farm. We started with a very big spate of new arrivals but now there are just a few stragglers left. We've had a few sets of triplets as well as one set of quads - which is particularly unusual when you consider that an average ewe has 1.75 lambs. They have certainly provided a lot of the aaah factor around these parts!
Watching the lambs at play is very reminiscent of most mammals; sticking together in their little cliques and groups is deeply embedded in their behaviour - rather like humans really. Lambs are considered lambs up to 9-10 months and then they are known as hoggets or 'old season' lambs.
We are saying goodbye to Ken the Shepherd (pictured) this week after 11 years with us. He is moving on to another farm to look after beef animals. We are going to sorely miss him and wish him well.



Frank Mccormack
Wednesday, June 03
I live in Vancouver British Columbia. I currently can purchase only the Ale and have to say that it is a wonderfully crafted product. It has become a favourite of mine and far superior to our local brews. Keep up the good work and I will keep enjoying this wonderful product.