Snowy
Snowy kitten
Snowy big calves
Snowy little calves + snowy ducks waiting for them to drop something yummy
(How many ducks do you see?)
Snowy duck in midflight, headed for the creek
posted by sugarcreekfarm at Tuesday, December 04, 2007
Tuesday, December 04, 2007
Snowy kitten
Snowy big calves
Snowy little calves + snowy ducks waiting for them to drop something yummy
(How many ducks do you see?)
Snowy duck in midflight, headed for the creek
About Me
- Sugar Creek Farm
- Osage, Iowa
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Now taking orders for fall beef
quarters & half/whole pork,
and July, Sep, or Oct
free-range chickens.
Email your reservations to
themillers92 (at) osage (dot) net.
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Visit us at:
North Iowa Farmers Market
Mason City
(KMart parking lot)
Friday's 3-6
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Charles City Farmers Market
(downtown) Saturday's 9-12
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Farm-fresh meats with an old-fashioned taste. Corn-fed beef, heritage pork, pasture-raised chickens, free-range eggs. All without antibiotics or hormones.
for more information, email
themillers92 (at) osage (dot) net
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2 Comments:
Are those big calves getting icicles on their coats? Those guys are tough!
I'm not sure about icicles, but they're definitely getting frosty! They have access to shelter, but usually they prefer to stand around the hay feeder and eat themselves warm.
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