Dinner Time Farm

05/27/2026

Lola Bunny has been blessed with 10 precious bundles of joy for her very first litter! Although one little one slipped away, we still have 9 adorable hoppers snuggled up.

05/26/2026

Lola Bunny had her babies. We are letting them be for now and will count how many soon. This is her first litter.

05/15/2026

First harvest from the garden. So excited to see the progress it is making.

05/14/2026

We've finally decided on names for the kunekune pigs. Meet Fudge and Groceries.

05/14/2026

Lola is carrying hay all around her cage. We went ahead and gave her a nesting box. She added hay to it and she is much happier. Expecting babies soon. Guess she wants to be prepared early.

05/11/2026

Meet the mischievous newcomers to the Dinner Time Farm crew, brought to you with oink-filled excitement! One of my tiny troublemakers inspired a dream, and with stubbornness and Google research, we are thrilled to bits to welcome Kunekune pigs into our crazy lives. What a wild ride starts with these adorable piglets!

05/08/2026

05/06/2026

Day 1 milking. Maple and I got to know each other and our different milking styles. She held back a bunch for her 3 babies, who she was not impressed at being separated from. Still 5 cups!

05/05/2026

The garden is growing and there have been lots of weeds to pull. The garden isn't the only thing growing, so are the baby goats. We disbudded Beef, Birch, and Bourbon on Saturday. Maple was very unimpressed with the short separation from them. The babies are over 2 weeks old, which means we can start separating them in the evening and start milking Maple. Can't wait to see how much she produces. I'm sure she will not like her babies being away from her.

04/29/2026

It's the goats nap time.

11/12/2025

We've been silent for awhile, and enjoying focusing on other aspects of life. But great news! We are looking at getting back into animals again. Right now we are planning on getting rabbits and goats this spring. We are busy cleaning up pens and making improvements.