Granny's gone and done it again

[Granny Hatchet]

good luck tomorrow Twist!!!

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Im going too. Gnight Pert and lurkers.

 

[pertnear09]

Good night

 

[h2oratt]

Have a 1 pm appointment with the vet at the farm. 13 cows to ultrasound , 3 heifers to bangs vaccinate and the whole herd will be a vita-min shot. Hopefully he can tell who calved less then 2 weeks ago.

So the annual contest of guess the number of pg-ers will I have. Going to add in the calf less mother.

13 candidates total

10

 

[h2oratt]

I have to remember to ask the tax man just how far back I need to keep records. I have them from 1999 and they are piling up.

7 years

 

[Nomadicus]

Good Morning Granny Land

 

[Nomadicus]

Out to the gardens I go. Should be back LATER...

 

[h2oratt]

Good morning

 

[lovesfarms]

My poor butt. lol I thought sure it would get better after getting back in my own bed but its hurting just the same. The skin is very dark and peeling off. I am enjoying my bed once again though.

I'm glad you got your bed back, you probably feel about more rested but I wish your Dr could do something for your pain/healing

 

[troyer]

I guess I’m pretty far behind. . .
Even my mare Lilly is behind normal foaling time. The “common” gestation is 335-345 days. Her due date was February 27, she is now 12 days overdue. But don’t worry, she has had three foals so far and everyone of those has been perfectly healthy and well developed.
So far her gestation, birthing and being re-bred has cycled on a perfect 365 day cycle. It’s not super common for a horse gestation to be a twelve month cycle, but it’s not uncommon enough to be alarmed.
I’ll keep a close eye on her and make sure all is well.
This is Lilly eating some oats.

This is the sire to the foal that’s coming.