Behold, the Vernal Equinox has arrived! Temps from the low teens to the 90's in a mere week!

Blind Hog and Acorn have been busy... Piddle chores, gardening, goating, limb-carrying...

Acorn fixed the cord on the grill rotisserie, by removing the ground fault and replacing it with another... The chicken was delicious...

Mid to upper 70's and and now lows in the teens expected? Spring of Deception indeed...

Acorn baked squash and got 6 lbs of pulpy pulp for future cakes. Canned pumpkin, if you will...

Three new barn cats joined the farm- all are bonafide mousers and come with resumes. They are acclimating to the farm, and Sam, in the pig barn. Got the "secure stall" all cleaned out for them.

The farm received much needed rain, and Big Fat Cow finally popped her triplets today. No more waddling around for her!

Geese have been a-layin'... Acorn's new smartwatch is alllllll about "Body Battery" and getting enough rest. NOT what you can do when kids keep being born- lol...

Daffodils are up, rhubarbs busting out. Plum trees about to bloom as well.

Will they finally do away with the changing of the time? Ugh...

Will the farm see a week of rain? perhaps. Round #2 of kidding is about to begin, so why not?

Trip to KC for auto work, then IKEA. Lots of chores getting done around the farm. Even got watercress for the honkers.

Blind Hog and Acorn have been busy... Goose huts completed, a break in the weather and an impromptu trip off the farm to Hot Springs National Park and Crater of Diamonds State Park.

Wheeeeee! All the funs! Alas- but no diamonds were discovered...

Blind Hog and Acorn had a busy week- cleaning, farm chores, sausage making and also a trip to the art museums in Arkansas for some plain old fun.

Finally getting some decent rain, but will it be more than a drop in the bucket? Time will tell!

Blind Hog was getting ready to load the cattle chute on the buyer's trailer when OH NO! A front tire was "off the rim" flat. Nothing could be done but to soldier on.

Chute loaded, tractor moved out of the drive, and the buyer just happened to have a cordless impact wrench... Tried to reinflate the tire but alas, the bead would not set.

Other than that, snow has been melting, sausage has been ground, mixed and experimented with, Norwegian rose plants continue to sprout- up to 9 seedlings now, transplanted into larger pot. Have lost a few but more may still come up...

About 7.5" +/- and it is a lovely powder. Has already shrunk down to 3" in the past week.

Bitter cold temps, livestock managing. Goats have even been going out to the fields, even the big boys.

A trough deicer was caught in the act of melting down, replacement procured. Acorn went for a couple walks down the road- currently is too slick to risk a fall. Three little Norwegian roses are sprouting, will more seeds erupt?