Coffee anyone ?

[Mini Horses]

Coconut oil is good for you, as is butter.

And lard, tallow, whole milk raw milk won't kill ya any faster than they chemicals the spray on our produce.

I'm having my coffee. (Which has been proven good for you) Day 2 of 3 at home It's supposed to be low 80s today. Great! Only 50* now, but beautiful sun & blue sky.

Took care of errands, feed supplies, gas for mower, all that yesterday. Ran DW, did laundry, baked a chicken & veggies (lunch preps), all that stuff out of the way. Today is "farm day"

 

[Baymule]

Coffee is ready. I slept till almost 7 AM. More shoveling horse manure this morning, not me, the neighbor boys. LOL I've got to mow where the old fence, then back truck up in there and I can start putting panels up, T-posting them in place, at the other end.

PITA has her head stuck in the wire again, same place every time. The grass is not greener as she has eaten it down to dirt, yet she still sticks her head through the same place, the same hole.

 

[Baymule]

@Blue Sky I just learned that buntings love Texas Cup Grass. I just learned what Texas Cup Grass even is. You can find it at www.seedsource.com plus tons of other native seeds, grasses and wild flowers.

 

[Blue Sky]

Good morning. I looked up Texas Cup grass and I believe I have some or something so similar as to not matter. I’ve seen the buntings and finches eat the seeds. I miss having hollyhocks not only for their flowers but for the birds they attract. Japanese beetles (masquerading as dung beetles) eat my hollyhocks as fast as they sprout. Hot wire goes into place tomorrow. I’m done with the Traveling Wilburys. It’s the end of the line.

 

[drstratton]

Good morning all! Heading out the door to pick up a Nucleus hive of honeybees.

Have a beautiful Saturday!

 

[drstratton]

Good morning. I looked up Texas Cup grass and I believe I have some or something so similar as to not matter. I’ve seen the buntings and finches eat the seeds. I miss having hollyhocks not only for their flowers but for the birds they attract. Japanese beetles (masquerading as dung beetles) eat my hollyhocks as fast as they sprout. Hot wire goes into place tomorrow. I’m done with the Traveling Wilburys. It’s the end of the line.

I hope that keeps them in!