Hey yall pray for Jewel please. Im waiting on the vet to call back. We may have a weekend after hours vet farm visit. I think she has bloat
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Today's question will focus mainly on chickens and pigs. In the old days homesteaders and farmers fed everything back to their stock. From butcher scraps to table scraps. Both raw and cooked
Anonymous Poll
100%
Continue to do so it only makes sense to have a closed loop
0%
Do not do it. Especially in light of the risk of parasites and disease
If you are looking for a good short read, I recommend "The Secret Life of Cows" by Rosamund Young. She is a long time farmer and gives you her perspective on animals as individuals with their own unique personalities. It's sometimes humorous and sometimes sad, but gives a great insight into the minds of the critters she loves and has spent many years observing. I can see these things in my own animals and you probably do too ❀️
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I voted for the 100 fully wild. In my mind if I can afford 100 acres I am obviously rich so I can stay on farm. So I would have the time to make the 100 into exactly how I wanted it.
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In light of today's conversation. Should you find your farm in the middle of "progress" and the town or city has surrounded you. Do you?
Anonymous Poll
44%
Sell it and run!!!!
56%
Keep it! Be the farm eye in an urban storm and make everyone mad because of your "unsightly" animals
I don't even know how to vote on this one. They both appeal to me πŸ˜‚
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Praise the Lord! I finally got my first usable milk. It's been a battle between ketosis and mastitis for Jewel. Lots of work on both of our parts and lots of prayers and we are grateful to all you who joined in prayer with us and rooting for her recovery. You are greatly appreciated. Please continue to pray that I can keep her healthy. I have learned so much through this and thank the Lord for the knowledge.
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Do you believe that when it comes to farming/homesteading it is a calling from God as in a divine assignment just as some men are called to be pastors of the church and some are called to be deacons others are called to steward His creation.
Anonymous Poll
44%
Yes absolutely called to it
26%
No its just a lifestyle
4%
Yes but its just a hobby for me
15%
Yes I don't farm
7%
No but its a hobby for me
4%
No and I don't farm
My love πŸ₯°
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The game warden last night
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4 companies control almost the entire US crop seed market
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2 companies, Bayer and Corteva alone account for over half of corn seed sold
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American farmer shows β€œthis one box of corn seed cost me $17,000”
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This is a problem. Not only the cost but the monopoly on life. No one should be able to have a patent on seeds.

Yall ever hear the old adage that the road to hell is paved with good intentions? Well thats GMOs. They aren't inherently evil. The first genetically modified organism was insulin. You see in the west we have a problem with diabetes types 1 and 2. Yes a big portion is due to bad diet but that doesn't mean we let people die from lack of medication. Life is precious to God and as such should be to us as well. Insulin is found in sheep stomachs and there is no possible way that the farmers of the west could raise and slaughter enough sheep to harvest the insulin. So a group of well meaning scientists set out to solve the issue and genetically modified yeast to produce insulin instead of alcohol.

Good intentions

My point is that it isn't necessarily the GMOs that are evil. It is who is behind it and their intentions. Bayersanto is the biggest perpetrator here. When we condemn people who grow these or people who eat or feed these things we must remember that some things in this life aren't black and white there are certain things that fall into the gray spectrum. Be graceful and forgiving of people try to teach them and help them rather than condemning. There is enough of that in the world already.
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Midnight farming since Mr. Gus decided he didnt like the placement of the hay bale πŸ˜’
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Rainy day here on the farm. Thank the Lord because we need it. It looks like a desert wasteland. I got Jewel milked and back up to the house just before it started.
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