Spring starts tomorrow
“State your business!”
Good morning!
So, how’re they hanging?
Cows grazing gorgeous cocksfoot
Zoe with Lola, who helps look after our youngsters
New, bigger, troughs to make sure the cows can always get a drink
The wet summer and autumn have turned paddocks 17 and 18 into lakes
The garden is bursting with autumn colours
I’m still stunned by the beauty of our farm
Our Land for Wildlife dam
The environment matters at our dairy farm
A well-earned rest for the cows
Love your photos!
great photos Marian!
Great photos!!!! I miss Australia !! 🙂
Hi Marian,
Love your photos of the farm. Makes me want to leave city life for the beauty of the country.
regards, Dave.
LOVE YOUR PHOTOS – KEEP CLICKING AND PUTTING UP NEW ONES.
Its been a long time since I milked a cow, used to milk two cows twice a day from the age of 7 to 12 when we migrated from northern Italy to Australia. They are very forgiving animals sometimes frisky but most time productive.
Love cheese, especially aged cheese, its a wonderful product.
Best for the future.
Michael.
Great photos! I loved the one with the post and the one with Zoe and lola
Beautiful place!
What is the crop being irrigated?
Thanks, Ralph, that was rape (ugly name but very delicious for cows).
They are soooooo cuuuuuuuutttttttteeeeeeeeeeeee the one with zoe in the trough