Brat Pak Kennel and Farm

04/30/2021

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Hardy, feed-efficient, multi-purpose, prolific breeders. There are many reasons to consider the Icelandic sheep breed the best option for homesteaders.

04/27/2021

So far we have 8 little lambs. Waiting for 4 more ewes to discharge their passengers. Kathleen had the last 2

01/26/2021

Lola's future baby daddy. Isn't he handsome?

08/12/2020

One little chicken the mama cyamis hatched lol.

06/25/2020

I will, once again, be selling processed meat birds after August 17th. Fed on starter and grower and all the fruits and vegetables they can eat. After feathering out they live in a large, secure yard with plenty of room to roam. Professionally done, whole in shrinkwrapping. $6.50 lb. 3 or more $6 lb. Average weight is 4 to 6 lbs dressed. I will also have giblets for sale at $2 lb. LIMITED amount so contact me to preorder. Deposit required.

06/25/2020

Happy ducks!

06/03/2020

A few more pictures of improvements and animals around the farm. Lola the half mini Jersey is pretty much at her full size now. Perfect for a small farm with limited property. Most lambs are born with just 2 ewes holding out (or maybe they managed to dodge the rams last fall). All lambs are already sold. We've added an insulated shed for storing straw bales and the produce we get from the Loop pickups. Much better than tarp. The old truck is planted with flowers again at the entrance of the farm. And last fall we had the universal shelter built for all the livestock living in the big corral at any given moment, currently Dempster the horse and Lola. Pretty busy here every day. The greenhouse is almost all planted now with some lettuce already coming up nicely and the peas and bush beans as well. Also in there are cucumbers, zucchini, eggplant, peppers, broccoli, herbs and, of all things, a cantelope plant. The tomato greenhouse is also coming along nicely.