BYC Café

'Whip up' - exciting indeed.
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Honestly, I'm among the millennials, but my parents are both from Montana ranching families. Although I am not particularly good at it, if I had to I could milk a dairy animal. I've milked goats and horses a bit. Cows less, as we didn't get cows as much as a kid. Sometimes we got paid in animals. Bartering is awesome! I'm fairly strong, but I'm not a true blue ranch kid like my father. He still tosses bales like they are nothing, and he turns 60 this year! I did inherit the stamina, however, and I can work outside all day hot or cold. Still, I feel like a wuss compared to the real cowboys like my dad. I can toss bales with a decent pair of hooks, but not all day. Still, I suppose it's more than most young people these days. Montana is struggling to hold onto its youth for future ranchers and Farmers. Everyone goes to the city for easy money. I can't join my family on the ranch anymore now, since my husband became sick.

Sorry to hear about your husband....having been cursed worth poor health most of my adult life i can surely understand.


I think for us, we may sell products made from the goat milk, and then it will be for our consumption........we currently have to purchase 5 gallons per week from the store........the only reason we don't buy 8 gallons per week, is because I refuse to........we could certainly drink that much in a week.

everyone in the family loves milk.....


I really love goat milk soap.....
  
I believe many of us are better behaved in the Café... ;)

I'm usually still half asleep through my first cup of coffee, and my brain takes a full cup to kick in.  Been coming here for a year and a half, darn near daily. 

Starbucks doesn't hold a candle to the Café java.     

Now I' off to a doctor's appointment... wish me luck  :rolleyes:

Good luck.

I'm a weakling lol and i started sweating just moving some stuff out of the new coop
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You go through 5 gallons a week!?!?! Geez how many people do you have!?

But then again we probably go through 2 gallons a week which is a lot.

We used to go through more but my brother moved down the street and my other brother is in TX right now or in school when he's home. So it's just my parents and I right now but that's kind of a lot to go through with only 3 people. But we like cookies and stuff hahaha we go through more when we have cereal, I can eat A LOT of cereal in a day, but it's all stale right now. Speaking of which, gotta throw it out.


Cereal doesn't get a chance to go stale here.....
I'm out of ovates, so fyi, it went great!  I'm very relieved!


Awesome.....
Lunch was okay.  They did a lot of chatting about her recovery and some crying so I guess it was good for their healing and moving on. 
I got a few chores done while I was down there in the heat, 98 degrees worth, so I can stay up here for the next few days. 

Yuck 98 is just too darn hot

Yesterday one of the granddaughters went to Subway to pick up lunch for everyone.  Her sister texted that the Princess wanted a BLT  with mayo and crispy bacon and cheese.  She got a sandwich with mayo, crispy bacon, and cheese.  We're not sure what happene3d to the lettuce and tomato.  Don't ever order a bacon, mayo and cheese sub.  :lau
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Morning! Cloudy here and they are saying "rain," that either lovely or dreaded word these days.
We are picking raspberries this AM and then ?????
My neighbor/ friend's birthday was yesterday. I gave him a gallon of bar and chain oil. DH was saying we should bring food over and said I bet his wife has more food than necessary. We came home with a cake that someone brought...... maybe it will go well with coffee..... sounds better than that sandwich for sure.
 
Took a quick run up to our daughter's to pick up our house dog - waiting for the grass to dry so that I can mow it. Yeah, that's a good excuse for procrastination.
 
Sorry to hear about your husband....having been cursed worth poor health most of my adult life i can surely understand.
I really love goat milk soap.....
Good luck.
Cereal doesn't get a chance to go stale here.....
Awesome.....
Yuck 98 is just too darn hot
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No one else likes those kinds and we had run out of milk so i forgot it was in there lol
 
Good Morning. This looks like a nice friendly thread to join. Im new to chickens, have three Rhode Island Reds and three Wellsummers. We just got first egg on 8-1 and so far its been fun. One of thr RIR has a very small comb but seems healthy and acts normal...any concerns or normal variation? She seems a bit bossy to the other chickens so of course we humanize her and think she is experience comb envy. LOL
 
Good Morning. This looks like a nice friendly thread to join. Im new to chickens, have three Rhode Island Reds and three Wellsummers. We just got first egg on 8-1 and so far its been fun. One of thr RIR has a very small comb but seems healthy and acts normal...any concerns or normal variation? She seems a bit bossy to the other chickens so of course we humanize her and think she is experience comb envy. LOL

Welcome to the Café Susan, and Welcome to BYC! Minnesota, eh? Nice!

I will warn you, 6 chickens will quickly turn into 60 if you aren't careful.
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I believe RIR's tend to develop at different rates, so I wouldn't worry yet. Especially if they are just at point of lay. And you always have one bossy one in the bunch! Pecking order gets its name for a reason.
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Have some coffee and sit a spell!
 

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