Babies goats need goat milk until around 10 week’s so I’ll be bottle feeding them until then. They will have access at all times to minerals, fresh pasture, hay, grain (offered as a weaning adjustment supplement), fresh water, & baking soda when the time comes.
Comments (2)
Jennifer Yancey Bailey
March 10, 2021 at 11:53 am
Love your blog Mellisa & hearing all the fun news about your farm. So super cool & exciting.
I know we weren’t real close in high school, but it’s been great to cross each other’s paths over the years.
So happy for You and your Family and the joy you all share for each other, along with sharing your story through your blog.
I have to share with You how much Your blogs have inspired me to hopefully get into blogging in the next few months. God has put it on my heart for a long time but through your inspiration and the song Sparrow by Cory Asbury (and a few life/job changes), I believe I’ll finally start a blog in the next couple months and the calling that God is sharing with me for quite some time. So Thank You for that.
Plus have always LOVED photography and never gotten into it professionally but have seriously though about getting into it in the coming months. Learning a little here and there about lightroom and hope to get a nice camera soon.
Anyway, thanks again Girl and so good to catch up.
Jenn (Yancey) Bailey
HHS class of ’99
19Proverbs21KJB@gmail.com
828-578-4961
Pendleton Family Farm
March 15, 2021 at 7:07 am
You just made my whole week. Thank you so very much for your kind words Jennifer!