Luckily we didn’t have any turkeys or chickens this winter, so nobody was hurt when the powerful winds tore the roof off of our winter home for turkeys and/or chickens. Our new flock of chickens are due any day now. When they’re big enough, they will live in a more portable chicken tractor for the… [Read More]
Cohousing, What’s it like?
Ben Brock Johnson’s NPR article about cohousing
Making dog food with a willing customer at the door
Kai really wanted to help make dog food. Evidently nobody heard her at the door.
Winter-Goat-Houses Party
October here in Western Mass is when the temperatures drop and the air is crisp suggesting the possibility of snow, unpredictable when it will strike like the whims of a precocious toddler. All of a sudden we feel an urgency to get the winter tents that provide sheltered exercise space for our goats up. We… [Read More]
Updating Master Plan
This was first published in January 2013. We’ve doubled in size since our first master plan charrette, now it’s time to revisit again in 2016. Andrew Rebelo (far left) led the continued discussion. Renewing the Vision
Birth announcement!
Beautiful Baby Maggie with Baby Goat (taken by Michael Shuipis). See Hadley pics of the 7 dolings: photos
Co-farming makes work lighter and fun
Thank you Kaylee, Ed, and Emma for organizing our work parties. more pics…
Chickens arrived, goats are unimpressed
More pics…
Getting silly while helping the Hadleys finish their house
Mikayla is hamming it up in this photo, but she and Judy spent many hours plastering walls and finishing the concrete floors. Haynes and Paul put in the wood floor, Karen painted inside and out, Lynn tiled and stained doors, and Kathy sanded a counter.
Hadley 'Tails' Blog
Click here: HADLEY TAILS BLOG to follow the adventures of the Hadleys as they build their home, grow the goat family, and settle in at Katywil!
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