THE GOATS.
We brought three new ladies into our lives a few days ago, and we couldn't be more in love. They are Wanda, Mow, and Olive and they are feisty and curious and very good at eating all of our cedar trees.
And then yesterday, we brought them a boyfriend on loan from Little Seed Farm - Santos. He is so far completely terrified of the girls and really into Jesse....
Currently.
Sitting in a lovely place, sipping fancy coffee and waiting until this afternoon when I am heading to Joelton to pick up three milk goats. I had plans of putting up lots of posts and getting a lot of blog work done, but of course the computer is not cooperating. So this is a short little post to say: expect an overload of goat photos very soon.Also, do you follow us on Instagram? Sometimes when we can't make it to town for a blog update we can put up pictures there.- Hannah.
LITTLE SEED FARM HERD SHARE.
This winter we made some great new farmer friends, James and Eileen of Little Seed Farm outside of Nashville in Lebanon, Tn. (Remember all their amazing animals?) They run a small, natural farm there, punctuated by a brilliant herd of dairy goats from which they will be offering a herd share of raw milk cheese and yogurt this year. And we are thrilled to announce that we will be helping them with this operation! For twenty weeks, starting May 18th, we will be passing out their herd share at the West Nashville Farmer's Market, Saturdays at Richland Park.If you are interested in signing up, please read more about the share here. For what amounts to less than ten dollars a week, you get delicious cheese and yogurt from a responsible and blossoming young farm. Please join us in supporting these wonderful people in their hard work!- Jesse & Hannah.
