We care about food.
Growing, raising, producing in the most natural, sustainable, humane way possible.
What’s Available
Meat: Chicken, Rabbit, Pork
Eggs: Chicken, DuckOn Farm by appointment or chance!
There are still a few CSA shares available. E-mail or call for more info and to get membership contracts before time runs out!
Schedule of Activities
Poultry Presentation 5/23
Candia 4-H ClubHayrides
Come take a ride through the lovely woods of Chester on a tractor pulled, vintage style hay wagon!
Adults $12
Youth $7 (4-14)
Children under 4 free
Reservations are suggested.Planning an outing? Groups of 10 or more may contact the farm to arrange private rides.
Tag Archives: Black Welsh Mountain Sheep
Photo Friday
Happy Friday!
Posted in General Happenings, livestock
Tagged Black Welsh Mountain Sheep, livestock, Maggie Mae Farm, sheep, spring lambs, Tunis sheep
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Exposing Shearing
Once upon a time, sheep were self-shedding. As the weather warmed in spring the sheep would start rubbing against everything they could find to loosen their heavy wool coats. The fleeces would then grow back as the seasons progressed to … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Welsh Mountain Sheep, Maggie Mae Farm, shearing, sheep, Tunis sheep
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Spring Has Sprung
Spring has sprung. Don’t let anyone tell you any differently!
Posted in Farm Photos, Food, General Happenings, livestock
Tagged livestock, chickens, Narragansett Turkeys, tunis lambs, Black Welsh Mountain Sheep, Maggie Mae Farm
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Article Today!
Check out today’s edition of the Laconia Daily Sun… on page 11, you might see a familiar face, and a pretty fine looking piggy!
Stupid, Smelly Sheep?
There are two types of livestock owners in this world – people who like sheep and those that don’t.
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Tagged Black Welsh Mountain Sheep, heritage breeds, lambing, lambs, Maggie Mae Farm, sheep
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Unplanned Pregnancy
Once upon a time I was a firm believer that there should be no unplanned pregnancies at our farm. The breeding males were to be kept separate from the females until which time I allowed, as Supreme Breeding Coordinator, approved … Continue reading
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Tagged accelerated lambing, Black Welsh Mountain Sheep, breeding livestock, Tunis sheep
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New Pasture – Photo Montage
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Tagged Black Welsh Mountain Sheep, goats, highlanders, pasture, Tunis sheep
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NOW it’s Spring!
So anyone who knows me well knows that I’ve been waiting oh so very impatiently for the arrival of the spring lambs. I’ve said a thousand times that lambs win hands down in the cutest baby animal contest. If I … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Welsh Mountain Sheep, farm animals, lamb, lambing, livestock, sheep
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