Tag: Sunbury PA
These Lambs Have SPRINGS in Their LEGS
It’s been an awesome week here at Never Done Homestead. Our last sheep had her lamb, which brought our total lamb count for 2018 to FIFTEEN LAMBS! That’s almost twice as many as last year. Wow!
In between the rain showers, we were able to get a little bit of gardening in.
But I’m not complaining about the rain; it’s making our pastures so nice and lush.
All the animals are gorging themselves on all that green goodness, including the Pastured Chickens!
Anna made an update video to show some of stuff we’ve been up to.
In my opinion, the best part of this video is at the end. If you’ve never seen LAMB RACES, make sure you stay till the end of the movie, because these lambs have found the springs in their legs, and they are USING THEM!
Stay Awesome!
Sarah
The Chicks Are Coming!
Do you know how to tame a piglet? This week, I figured it out Piglets will do just about ANYTHING for eggs. We kept six of the piglets that were born this winter for ourselves, and we are working on getting them people-friendly. And, of course, we included them in the video for ya!
We have our first batch of chicks coming in the next few days, so one of the projects we filmed this week was cleaning out the brooder.
We are still taking pre-orders for our Pastured Chicken. You can get more info about that HERE.
Oh, don’t miss the sneak peak at my sister, Laura’s, newest project. More coming on that soon!
Hope you are enjoying your Saturday!
~Sarah
We’re Back in the Garden Again
Have you ever had one of those weeks where you feel like you were just constantly busy, but when the end of the week rolled around, you had NO CLUE what you did all week?
That was our week in a nut shell.
BUT, I do remember one job we completed this week.
We planted the first seeds in the vegetable garden!!! OH YEAH!
For you non-gardeners, that probably sounds really boring.
But after a long, dreary winter, it’s so fun to watch those little green shoots start poking their heads through the garden soil. Well, unless it’s weed shoots…
So if you want to catch a bit of the fun, join us in today’s video as we begin to awaken the sleeping garden.
It SNOWED! ~ Winter Weather Barn Chores
Did it snow at your house last night? It did here! I’m just a big kid when it comes to snow. Even though it makes work around the farm a bit more challenging, I still absolutely love snow.
Anna and I made you a video this morning with all our grazing animals in the barns and enjoying the snow. Well, most of them were enjoying the snow. You will see that not all my darlings enjoy the snow as much as I do.
Enjoy!
Sarah
Never Done Homestead Videos are BACK!
Hello from Never Done Homestead.
We are getting ready to slow down for the winter season after a super busy late summer/early fall. But before winter officially starts, we thought we should try to get a video made before we missed the entire fall season.
Fall Mornings
Homestead Cheese & Chores
We finally have another video for you!
In today’s video, Anna and I each grabbed a camera and filmed parts of our day. I wasn’t sure how this was going to turn out, but I think you are going to enjoy the end product.
Let me know what you think!
Talk to you soon!
Sarah
It Feels Like Spring is Here Again!
Happy Friday from Never Done Homestead!
In Anna’s video for this week, we are making hay. Plus, some new baby animals have been born on the homestead.
Hope you have have a great holiday weekend!
Sarah
Ever Tried To Wake A Milk Cow?
I bet you thought we fell off the face of the earth! We’ve had a lovely stretch of summer-like weather, and we ran with it. We had so much going on this week, we were only able to fit half of it in this video. So this movie should really be called part 1 of 2. 🙂
But before you go watch it, I have a quick announcement. We have added a third pick-up date for our pastured chicken. You can now order chicken for Sept. 9th. It’s not on the website yet, so you are the first to know about it! Our July chicken is already sold out, so don’t miss out!
So without further ado, here is today’s video:
Take care,
Sarah