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Cut-flowers and fresh home-grown food from our small regenerative farm, nurtured with healthy and sustainable farming methods. Teri and David Dodson

10/29/2026

Morning fog on the farm as the ladies get accustomed to their new abode.

10/28/2026

🐔 FLOCK & FIELD PRESENTS: THE GREAT CHICKEN CAPER 🐔
An action-comedy in which the chickens win. Again.

The batch of 16 we relocated Monday night did great! They’re settling into their new digs at the farm, and I’m sure they’ll learn to love it. After all, give chickens enough treats and they’ll learn to love just about anything. New home? Sure! New routine? Fine! Questionable management? Whatever. As long as snacks are involved. 😂

Feeling pretty smug about how smoothly the first 16 went, I decided today was the day to relocate the remaining 8 hens.

In broad daylight.

Because apparently, I have mistaken myself for someone who knows what she’s doing. 🤦‍♀️

BIG. MISTAKE.

Those girls were NOT having it.

What followed was less professional poultry relocation and more an episode of Benny Hill. Picture me sprinting around the chicken run like a woman who has completely lost the plot, while eight feathered divas scatter in every direction.

I lunged for a wing. Missed.
I reached for a tail feather. Missed.
I tried to outmaneuver a chicken with a brain the size of a walnut. The chicken won.

At one point, I’m pretty sure they were taking turns running past me just to see if I’d chase them.

Spoiler alert: I did. Repeatedly. 🙄

The final tally:
🐔 Chickens captured: 0
💩 Chicken p**p on my shoes: Yes
🏃‍♀️ Unplanned cardio session: Absolutely
😵‍💫 Dignity: Missing, presumed dead
🐓 Chickens’ confidence in their ability to defeat me: Unshakable

So, I’m going to take a nap, regroup, and revisit this little hostage situation around sunset.

Because I have finally remembered the golden rule of chicken wrangling:

Never try to catch a chicken when it’s awake and has options.

Tonight, when the feathered divas tuck themselves into bed, I shall return. Quietly. Strategically. With the confidence of a woman who has learned absolutely nothing from today’s experience.

Stay tuned. 😂🐔

Btw: the magic snacks are from Tractor Supply Co. A mix of mealworms, BSFL, split peas, corn , etc called “Bok Bok Bug”.

10/26/2026

Monday morning farm vibes!

10/25/2026

This little acorn looks like a Hershey’s kiss 💋
I don’t know what type it is.

10/24/2026

Plastic and insect netting is up on the sides! The north door is framed out. Cable and turnbuckles installed for hanging baskets. Landscape fabric underlay with crushed decomposed granite floor (great drainage). Won’t be long now!

10/23/2026

Apparently Stephenville is a hub on some sort of trail for the weird, unusual, and LARGE cargo. At least once a week we get stopped on the side of the road by transport escorts to allow safe passage for extra wide trailers full of the strangest looking stuff.

This one had 5 motorcycle police escorts and 6 utility-type trucks in front and back.

Does anyone here know what this piece of equipment is?

10/22/2026

My city girl is loving the country life!

But Greta and I got to hang out for some quality time together at our new “doggy spa” (vet) today. Ruptured a**l gland 🤢

Antibiotics and pain meds — she should be on the mend.

Look at her adorable freckle nose 💗

10/19/2026

35 fruit trees planted in the orchard. 141 left to go!

10/19/2026

Got 35 fruit trees planted in the new orchard, 141 left to go! Whoever makes ibuprofen. I’m buying stock in their company 😩

10/17/2026

When we moved to the farm last month, the drought had rendered everything pretty much brown. The only green on the place were the mesquite and cedar trees.

The pecans and oaks started shedding their leaves in august to conserve energy and try to stay alive in the oppressive heat with no rainfall.

Eventually, a nice 3” rain soaked in over several days, and the entire landscape changed almost overnight. Everything is breaking dormancy, including a nice surprise of lots of Liatris punctata, commonly known as spotted gayfeather or dotted gayfeather.

The pretty purple spikes are working their cheerful magic above ground, while their aggressive tap roots stretch down into the soil 3-14 feet!

A lot of this soil has thin top soil with a rocky base, and these happy plants are finding their way down through the rocky crevices, taking advantage of nutrients and water that many plants could never reach.

for the win!

Address

Highway 67
Colleyville, TX
76401

Telephone

+14693484840

Website

http://FlockandfieldTx.com/

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