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We have our first pickup scheduled for our Winter Stuff folks!
What am I talking about? visit our Winter Retail page...
Tuesday November 26, 2013 from 3-6pm.
With Pork, Lamb, Eggs, produce, gourds, wool and farm crafts, there is quite a bit to choose from for November!
Wilson Banner Ranch will also be taking orders for Tuesday pickup this week. They are offering butternut squash, Banana winter squash, more pie pumpkins and eggs, mix and match boxes of pears and apples and of course their famous apple cider!
If you have yet to sign up for our Winter Stuff email list so you too can order fresh, local food and other farm products from your local farmer, email us at OmacheFarm@gmail.com to get on the list.
Hurry! Ordering for this week's pickup closes at 10am Tuesday morning!
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Sunday, November 24, 2013
Winter Stuff Pickup
Monday, March 19, 2012
Pigs!!!
We now have ten little piggies in residence next door to our sheep. We are so excited! right now they're cute. They have been enjoying all the space they have to bounce around and digging little holes in the ground they've been allowed outside. learning the fine art of dumping their water bucket until I can get another system with less room for spillage ready to go.
It's odd, with our style of farming, to think that these guys had never seen the light of day, literally. Never seen water in a bucket as opposed to out of a sip spout. Never seen hay or non-pelleted foodstuffs or dirt. Never known what their noses are designed to do. Well, that only took them about five minutes.
For now they're cute. And a bit mischievous with their digging holes next to the fence and sticking their heads through the fence but I imagine they'll grow out of those antics in favor of bigger pig antics. Come August, our customers will be enjoying them on their dinner tables.
Want more pictures? Follow this link to our facebook album: Pigs
It's odd, with our style of farming, to think that these guys had never seen the light of day, literally. Never seen water in a bucket as opposed to out of a sip spout. Never seen hay or non-pelleted foodstuffs or dirt. Never known what their noses are designed to do. Well, that only took them about five minutes.
For now they're cute. And a bit mischievous with their digging holes next to the fence and sticking their heads through the fence but I imagine they'll grow out of those antics in favor of bigger pig antics. Come August, our customers will be enjoying them on their dinner tables.
Want more pictures? Follow this link to our facebook album: Pigs
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