More Drama on the Farm
When a cow wants to protect her calf, watch out.
When a cow wants to protect her calf, watch out.
Every year four or five bulls are born on the farm, but we don't use this local talent for breeding. It would weaken the herd genetically. So periodically, we have to buy a new breeding bull from elsewhere.
I rationalized that I wasn't breaking last New Year's resolution to eat only local food because, after all, I was seeking a baked potato (butter only, please), not chicken nuggets or a burger. Instead of waiting to cook at home, the convenience of it beckoned to me. Not everyone knew (or cared) about my resolution, but on the off-chance, I might be recognized, I parked far from the door.
Cows and pigs love to eat acorns and pumpkins. However, cows can't live on acorns and pumpkins alone.