Paul preparing the pots for tomatoes. Sister Bantam chickens aerating the soil (getting bugs)
Our family has lived on our small farm for over 40 years. The neighborhood is mostly quite with small farms along with modest residential homes. Our chickens consist of Barred Rock, Rhode Island, one Egger and two Bantams. Our hens lay far more than our family can use so we offer them to our bunny customers free of charge. Our two sons are always available to give a helping hand when needed. Our family respects God's little creators, giving them loving care. Our rabbit's habitat is safe and secure as well as being clean. Having windows surrounding the barn for natural light and fresh air. Our bunnies are moved into a nursery once weaned where they have ample room and plenty of food and fresh water. On hot days we turn on misters that supply a cooling mist to every roll. Misters (foggers) lower the temperature a good 20+ degrees. The adult rabbits have Clean Flush Trays under every cage, which are flushed out every evening into our pasture where redworms feed on the waste. Makes for ready-made compost, great fertilizer for our garden and plants.
These are our beloved Bantams. They decorate our farm in such a fantastic way! So much fun to watch them. Their eggs are tiny, but they are almost all yoke which is the best part of the egg health wise. I use a dozen or so when I make a ham and cheese omelet. The whole family loves these yummy omelets!
The John Deere is my husband's Pride & Joy! It's a true workhorse. He keeps all our farm equipment in tip top shape, that includes the rabbit barn and equipment.
Special feed, special bunnies, pure quality!
In preparation for the winter.
Barnyard chatter, cluck, cluck! The boss is here!