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January 16, 2025

2025 In Pictures

2025 In Pictures

Simply click the picture of Cooper walking in the snow to see all of 2025.

Seeding veggie crops in the greenhouse has begun. He Jaylon (L) and Meg (R) are seeding lettuces and other greens

A spotted salamander found near the pond under piece of plywood. The plywood is left in place as a friendly hideout for salamanders

Cooper and Willie running around in the snow

Randy in his EcoRover track chair towing the deer he harvested out of the lower field

Author: Randy Alexander

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Cuteness overload! We now have two houseguests. Yesterday Mabel’s smallest triplet was struggling. Sometimes momma goats can raise three without any problems, but it’s not uncommon for one to get pushed out by bigger, stronger siblings. After some TLC she is doing much better. We will keep both of them in until after this cold snap.

Meet Peanut. She has decided she can be mom to ALL the babies even though only one actually belongs to her. She was a bottle baby two years ago and has grown up to be a really great goat. Even if she is usually the ringleader in all goat escape incidents.

Kidding is complete! All the does have had their kids. We do have one bottle baby. We returned from some errands yesterday to find a newborn kid lying in a shallow ditch filled with cold water. He was limp but alive, we brought him home and warmed him up. Took him back out to mamma goat (she had twins) but he was getting left behind. Brought him in overnight to get stronger. Tried for another reunion this morning and although she didn’t reject him outright they just didn’t know each other. So he’s a bottle baby now and will be living in our house for a bit. The one incident aside, all the new moms are doing great and have excellent instincts.

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