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Dubarry Bootsvista 7099 vecesThe Dubarry folks sell their waterproof boots by standing in a little tub of water during most of the show. They're also good at serving chilled champagne.
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Tamworth Boar, Waiting for the Vetvista 7089 vecesThe best way we could think of isolating the Tamwroth boar so the vet could check his back leg was to lure him into the stock trailer with food. In the end, he managed to push open the metal gate and escape.
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A Young Berkshire Pig Boarvista 6949 vecesOr "kurobuta" in Japan.
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....... and here I am ......vista 6803 veces
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Gloucester Old Spot - Tamworth Cross Pigletsvista 6730 vecesAbout six or seven months ago a farmer asked if he could bring his two Gloucester Old Spot sows to Lucies Farm so they'd have a litter of Tamworth - GOS piglets. The farmer visited us several times and then vanished, leaving us with the babies (and their mothers). These are part of the two combined litters.
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Two Picanha Steaks Cut From The Wholevista 6677 vecesThis is the piece that Marjorie rubbed with salt. We have cut the steaks quite thick, and are about to put them on the grill.
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Highland and Aberdeen Angus Cattlevista 6534 vecesWe are gradually moving from the pedigree Highland cattle (long-haired, horns -- on left) to pedigree Aberdeen Angus cattle (black -- on right). Both produce delicious beef: the Aberdeen Angus matures earlier.
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Is this a facial?vista 6513 veces
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Tamworth Pigs -- And Berkshire Pigletvista 6457 veces
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.... it's just one of those daysvista 6406 veces
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Merlin -- A bit of Guernsey | Kobevista 6306 vecesWe recently purchased Carole, a pure-bred Guernsey cow, as our "house cow." The farmers who sold us Carole are getting out of the dairy business, so their bull, Merlin, was set to go to the chop. The Guernsey Cattle Society tells me Guernsey beef is delicious, so Merlin has had a bit of a reprieve. He gets to eat grain and grass and drink beer --- for a year.
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Berkshire Piglets Playing With the Tamworthvista 6213 vecesThese Berkshire piglets are supposed to be in the next field, with their mother. They can, of course, escape in multiple places, and they prefer to pay with the slightly older Tamworth pigs.
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