2024 kidding season We have 10 healthy kids at Titan Ranch now! Five bucklings and Five doelings. Mocha went first Mocha delivered 3 tiny kids on March 29th. We had to bring them into the house to feed them and keep them warm. The smallest, Patch, was only 3 lbs. They are now healthy active… Continue reading 2024 Kids
Category: Our Animals
Fall 2023 Update
It is almost time to put the bucks and does together for breeding season. It is time for a farm update for fall 2023. Sales Update Sales have been a bit slow this year. Everyone blames the drought in southern Alberta this summer and a resultant shortage of hay. So far we have sold 2… Continue reading Fall 2023 Update
GoodBye Loki
Loki moved to Saskatchewan to make babies with his own herd.
Keeping Up with 11 Kids
Adorable Goat Kids I am having so much fun with this year’s crop of goat babies. They are so fun and mischievous. It isn’t easy keeping up with 11 kids. At bed time, I have to get all 11 kids, as well as their mothers, into the goat shelter for lock up. One kid will… Continue reading Keeping Up with 11 Kids
KIDDING CHAOS
There was Chaos when 3 goats kidded at the same time
Kidding Pens Ready
The kidding pens are all set up in preparation for births.
New Chicks
We have 9 newly hatched chicks on the farm. There is nothing cuter than new chicks. Hatching We have an incubator in the dining room. I got to watch several of the new chicks hatch. Look how cute they are These chicks are a barnyard mix. Last year’s rooster was an Orpington, so there is… Continue reading New Chicks
Welcome to 2023
New Year update
The Horses Arrived
Last Night, at Midnight, the horses finally arrived. This was the view from my bedroom window this morning. I was so Excited to see them. It was too dark to see much when the horses arrived last night. We always wanted horses on our farm It has been a year and a half since we… Continue reading The Horses Arrived
Goats Love Trees
The natural diet of goats includes lots of leaves, bark, and branches. Unfortunately, it is hard to keep live trees in their pasture as they will eat all the bark off and kill the tree. So I provide branches for them to eat. Luckily we have lots of trees that are growing too close to… Continue reading Goats Love Trees