At what point does a couple of acres of dirt become a farm? How about a garden, 10 chickens, a duck, 4 apple trees, 2 peach trees, and 3 cherry trees? Do I live on a farm yet? I think I just might.
We need some goats. I'm not sure what they are good for, but most farms have goats, right?
3 comments:
You have chickens and a duck??? That's soooo fun!!! In city limits noless!! NICE!
LOL! That's awesome! Who knew, the slightly emo, skate-board lovin girl who wrote wicked notes in notebooks would be so down to EARTH now? Literally. LOVE IT! Love you! And miss you like crazy! I'm hosting an antique book giveaway on my blog. You have to enter! Jenni
Goats are good for taking care of weeds when you don't have the time to pull weeds and especially in a big area. Now you don't want to put them in your garden where you are growing crops...but say, in the area where your fruit trees are. People around here rent them out to others who need a goat to eat down a weed patch. The state government rents them from people to keep weeds down on the freeway or highways. Usually, you tether them on a rope or some sort of keeper that allows them to roam and eat the area you need eaten down. So that is what goats are good for. -Gail Felsman
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