Farm


Crops

*28 acres of cropland.

*Rotating between corn and soybeans.

2010:  Corn yield 179 bushels/acre.

Hay

*waterways were seeded with a mix of grass and alfalfa to be made into hay

*buffer strip around the cornfield connecting the waterways has been planted with an alfalfa mix and made into hay

*two hills in the back forty have been made into hay

*a third hill will hopefully be made into hay once we get some tiling done, better crossings, and a more convenient driveway

*2010:        277 square bales of hay and 30 round bales

Livestock

*chickens

*ducks

*geese

*peafowl

*goats

2010:  30 kids born

*bovine

2010:  1 calf

*llama

Orchard

*6 apple trees

*4 cherry trees

*3 peach trees

* 2 pear trees

*1 plum tree

*blueberry bushes

*raspberries

*blackberries

*5 varieties of grapes

Gardens

*strawberry bed

*asparagus bed just planted

*about 60 tomato plants

*green beans

*zucchini

*peppers

*pumpkins


9 Comments (+add yours?)

  1. northwestmommy
    Aug 19, 2011 @ 23:03:59

    That is a great balance of crops and livestock. It looks great too.

    Reply

  2. Saun in Ohio
    Aug 19, 2011 @ 23:05:11

    Wow, I would love this

    Reply

  3. Hannah Gosselin
    Mar 30, 2012 @ 22:21:09

    Wow! I was surprised to find this, Teresa! I love baby goats. Great work you’re doing!

    Reply

  4. Trackback: Blogging Review and a Question « Eden Hills's Blog
  5. Sue Harp Donna Bowling
    Dec 30, 2012 @ 18:53:25

    love this found you on facebook and have traveled all over your blogs, I have a blog on wordpress also, itsallaboutthegoat would love some feedback sometime. I only have two goats but they are quite spoiled……

    Reply

  6. jenna
    Jan 16, 2013 @ 19:01:31

    Hi! I’m so glad I found your page, we’re fairly sure our girls are expecting, not 100% though. This is our first year with goats, and anamils other than chickens and dogs. Why do you have them in the kitchen? I’ve seen many pictures of this but it does not make since to me. Also, if we choose to bottle feed how often do we feed?

    Reply

    • Teresa
      Jan 16, 2013 @ 19:17:42

      When I got my goats, they were horribly sick and could not go outside since it was the beginning of February. I would much prefer not to have goats in my house, but occasionally it is necessary. On my page Goat Info, I have a chart on feeding bottle kids.

      Reply

I love to hear from you, so please leave a comment. If you are having problems leaving a comment Wordpress has made changes to require you to log into your Wordpress or Gravatar account associated with the e-mail address. You can try a different e-mail address, or I have enabled people to leave a comment without an e-mail address. Sorry for any inconvenience because I love hearing from you and want to make it as easy as possible for you to communicate with me.

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

WordPress.com Logo

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Log Out / Change )

Twitter picture

You are commenting using your Twitter account. Log Out / Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Log Out / Change )

Connecting to %s

For the Love of Blogging, Turn it Off

Copyright Notice

Entire Contents © Copyright 2010 - 2013 Eden Hills. Text and photographs may not be published, broadcast, redistributed, re-blogged or aggregated without express permission. Thank you.

Blog Stats

  • 257,719 hits
Get your own free Blogoversary button!
%d bloggers like this: