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NEW KITTENS ON THE FARM!

I have two new additions to the farm and I will introduce you to them! My chickens will leave their run finally and the one new guinea is being protected by the older guinea that never leaves its side. My weeds in the goat pen are growing wildly, but this is awesome goat food! The high weeds in the morning will make your pants soaking wet from dew. I still have difficulty locating where in the world the hens are laying their eggs. I still really miss Danki. A friend of mine knows this and came across some kittens that had been put out by the road. We took them in and I will introduce them to you in this video. Cobalt is super friendly and Hawks is a little stand-offish. Every day my family and I are learning what it means to run a hobby farm. We started with chickens then added myotonic, or fainting, goats, and eventually kunekune (kune kune) pigs. Throw in some Guinea fowl and turkeys and cats and dogs with a creek and tons of wildlife and you start to get an idea of what our hobby farm is like. Hobby farming is time consuming and hard, but rewarding and fulfilling. There are daily chores that never stop. The animals need to be fed and watered. Pastures and pens need to be fenced and built. Goats and pigs need to be rotated in their pastures to give them fresh food and to rejuvenate the land. Food is planted and grown for the animals. Medicines are given orally and injected to prevent and cure sickness and combat parasites. Hooves need to be trimmed. Babies need to be raised. At any given time we have gilts, sows, boars, piglets, bucks, does, kids, chicks, chickens, keets, guineas, turkeys, etc. that need our attention, love and care. Follow along and we’ll learn and grow on this adventure together!