hanatestermanApr 11, 20122 min readSpring is in the AirSpring is in the air here at the Flying T. Our resident Boer Goats, Jessie and Gracie, are off at another farm for a month or so in the...
hanatestermanJan 31, 20123 min readThe Egg Business – Progress ReportOur 7-year-old son runs the egg business on our farm. We paid the startup costs – buying the chicks, converting an emu hut to a coop,...
hanatestermanOct 11, 20116 min readOrganic?When we first started dreaming about our farm, “organic” was high in our priorities. This flows out of our family mission, to glorify...
hanatestermanOct 4, 20112 min readOrchardgrassThough the most common grass used for hay in New England might be Timothy, another very common component of baled forage around here is...
hanatestermanSep 26, 20113 min readForages: Timothy GrassThis is the first installment in the Forage Managment section of our blog. For more information on why I’m doing this, click here....
hanatestermanSep 14, 20113 min readNATO Peacekeeping, Family Harmony, and Automatic Chicken DoorsI spent 10 years in NATO assignments, so I’m pretty acquainted with the challenges of trying to accommodate seemingly incompatible...
hanatestermanSep 10, 20113 min readChickens, Lions, and Beavers… Oh My!Our family has a weakness for free-range eggs. You may be thinking, “what’s the big deal? Eggs are eggs,” or “Can you really tell the...
hanatestermanSep 9, 20113 min readWhat Does Free Range Mean?You can do an Internet search of “cage-free” and “free-range” eggs or chickens and see that there really aren’t a whole lot of legal...
hanatestermanMar 22, 20212 min readDouble or NothingTwo years ago, Chili birthed her first set of quads, four gorgeous red bucklings I like to refer to affectionately as The Spice Boys....
hanatestermanMar 23, 20201 min readWe've Moved!With all this free time we've found during the shutdown, we at the Flying T at last had the chance to update our website and blog! Rather...