This Saturday will be our first day at the My Manakin Market and we will have our new Tea Tree Goat Milk Soap with us.
We love being a part of this group of vendors and can’t wait to see… Keep Reading
The post is coming a little late today. We had a crazy day to top off a very eventful week. Tina kidded early this morning. One kid was born before we got outside to her at 5am and the other… Keep Reading
The countdown is on! Spring is a little over a month away, the girls only have 4 more weeks until their due dates, and we only have 3 more weeks until the baby chicks arrive in the mail. It wont… Keep Reading
I have now been using our Goat Milk Soap as shampoo for two and have since revisited this post. See the new post here!
I want to start by saying that I was truly skeptical about this. We have used… Keep Reading
Another snow storm is headed our way. In fact, it is supposed to hit us early evening, go until afternoon Thursday, and bring between 8-12 inches of snow. I’m hoping for a lot less though. I’m over doing farm chores… Keep Reading
If you follow us on Facebook you might remember me talking about getting a few new soap molds a while back. Well, they came in and we have spent a few months building our supply and we will be debuting… Keep Reading
We had wonderful mild weather this past weekend. It’s amazing what a slightly warm, sunny day can do to your mood! Although the last couple of days haven’t been as nice as the weather we experienced over the weekend, it… Keep Reading
More snow… Can winter be over yet? We have really gotten good at managing the fire in our stove and have had a few days where I was able to keep the house at 70 degrees, even with it in… Keep Reading
It’s been a rainy week on The Freckled Farm. The farm is one big muddy mess. It’s been like this for weeks. The ground never has a chance to dry out before another drenching rain comes along and makes the… Keep Reading
It was a cold day on The Freckled Farm yesterday… as it was for most of the country. Monday and Tuesday night we closed the animals up in the barn and coop. Normally we leave the doors open to the… Keep Reading