Honey Creek Farms

03/29/2026

W***y my daughter's rescue horse.

03/21/2026

Our cat Puss has had 3 consecutive abscess one on right side of upper gums then on left side upper gums then it ruptured out the entire right temporal area....three vet appointments....hoping he's out of the woods now.

03/20/2026

"Look mom I'm surfing" Kabayo was sleeping 😴 while she did this then she laid on him like he was a chaise lounge for atleast 15 minutes. She wants to steal him from Chris so badly 😆

03/19/2026

Emmet is practicing patience and getting over his oral fixation. 6 hours of standing tied today with a bridle was best medicine for him. He has no patience.

03/19/2026

Burned off the garden today. First year trying no till!

03/19/2026

My daughter's last years bucket calves are this years beef project.

03/19/2026

A highlight of my day watching the compost pile:) 🐝

03/19/2026

03/06/2026

3 weeks apart.....amazing

02/23/2026

If wounds gross you out this is not the post for you....
This is why we put W***y on antibiotics as soon as we could. The possibility of getting strangles is just about 100% if they comes through the kill pen. We don't share anything that touches him. He is last to get messed with every chore time and we all wash our hands immediately after messing with him. This can spread quiet easily. Having proper bio security is part of farm life. We sanitize everything once hes through being sick and then leave in the sun shine.

02/21/2026

Next year goal

You spend hours breaking your back to till rock-hard clay.

But traditional heritage knew a much easier way.

It is the ultimate "lazy" gardening secret.

Meet Tillage Radishes, the natural masters of Bio-Drilling.

Instead of using heavy steel plows, our ancestors simply planted these massive, deep taproots in the fall.

Then, they did absolutely nothing.

As the freezing winter sets in, these giant roots naturally die and rot right where they stand.

This brilliant process effortlessly aerates compacted earth, leaving behind deep channels of rich fertilizer.

Let nature do the heavy lifting to restore your soil's vitality.