The Horse | Hurricane Irene’s Damage: No Equine Losses So Far.

Check out this beautiful video about the Banker Horses off the coast of North Carolina.  The producer, Dan Andes, made this video for his Eagle Scout project for the Corrolla Wild Horse Fund.  He even wrote the music.  Great job, … Continue reading →

As you can possibly surmise by the heading of this blog post that something is going on.  Well, it is.  Hobby farming has become a constant challenge.  I find that lately, nearly every day,  it’s another case of “on the … Continue reading →

The Oregon Trail Museum: Campsite No, we are not moving to the Northwest.  I just thought the title of the blog post was quite apt in light of the past two weeks here on Comfort Farm.   We went out west on a … Continue reading →

When I took up beekeeping this spring several of my friends looked at me like I had decided to take up snake charming.   But really, the honeybee is a gentle creature (if unprovoked and you don’t do anything stupid to … Continue reading →

So why do I have goats?  A little backstory first.  I have fourLaMancha Dairy goats, which are earless goats that developed in the United States from Spanish stock.  I started with two (which my husband, Mark bought me for Valentine’s … Continue reading →