Animals
I was asked by an E-zine called Small Town Living to write an article about our fainting goats. Small Town Living is an E-zine that is trying to increase their readership in order to be picked up for print as a hard copy magazine on news stands. Every two months they publish a magazine chock-full of information about "living a simpler life in Small Town America." They touch on such subjects as architecture, historical preservations, animals, farming, home and garden, herbs, along with a variety of other equally interesting subjects. You can read this magazine at Small Town Living
Please note that the article entitled Bee Haven Daylily Farm is about yet another Bee Haven!
Newsflash since the article submission: We will be breeding a few of our goats this coming Fall and will have babies for sale next Spring!!! Baby pictures will be published. (I am currently working on a website for our Goats - www.goatsthatfaint.com will have all the sales information for our adorable babies).
- Registration Time
Our babies are all grown up now. They are weaned and living without their parents. It all happens so quickly. Now that they are teenagers, it is time to register them. We register our goats with theInternational Fainting Goat Registryand the Myotonic...
- What About Horns?
It seems that those interested in purchasing/raising goats seem to have a preference as to whether their goats have horns. Not all goats have horns. Occasionally one will be what we call "polled" or hornless by nature. For the most part, though goats...
- Our Babies Keep Growing!
Isn't that always the case? No matter how hard we try to freeze our children at certain ages and keep them small, they always grow up...well before we are ready for it! And so it is the same with farm babies. When they are small, they are warm and...
- New Additions
Bee Haven Acres is proud to present the newest members of our family! Meet Star and Ash. They are Dwarf Nigerian Goats and they are pregnant!! Dwarf Nigerian goats are a small goat breed that make excellent milk goats. They originate from.....Nigeria,...
- Countdown To Goats.......
It has been in the plans for Bee Haven Acres to begin raising Fainting Goats. In the past few weeks we have gotten e-mail notice from Becky's friend, Nancy (of Critter Pines Fainting Goats in Reno), that our new babies have been born. It will take...
Animals
Bee Haven Acres Goats Hit the Big Time!!
I was asked by an E-zine called Small Town Living to write an article about our fainting goats. Small Town Living is an E-zine that is trying to increase their readership in order to be picked up for print as a hard copy magazine on news stands. Every two months they publish a magazine chock-full of information about "living a simpler life in Small Town America." They touch on such subjects as architecture, historical preservations, animals, farming, home and garden, herbs, along with a variety of other equally interesting subjects. You can read this magazine at Small Town Living
Please note that the article entitled Bee Haven Daylily Farm is about yet another Bee Haven!Newsflash since the article submission: We will be breeding a few of our goats this coming Fall and will have babies for sale next Spring!!! Baby pictures will be published. (I am currently working on a website for our Goats - www.goatsthatfaint.com will have all the sales information for our adorable babies).
- Registration Time
Our babies are all grown up now. They are weaned and living without their parents. It all happens so quickly. Now that they are teenagers, it is time to register them. We register our goats with theInternational Fainting Goat Registryand the Myotonic...
- What About Horns?
It seems that those interested in purchasing/raising goats seem to have a preference as to whether their goats have horns. Not all goats have horns. Occasionally one will be what we call "polled" or hornless by nature. For the most part, though goats...
- Our Babies Keep Growing!
Isn't that always the case? No matter how hard we try to freeze our children at certain ages and keep them small, they always grow up...well before we are ready for it! And so it is the same with farm babies. When they are small, they are warm and...
- New Additions
Bee Haven Acres is proud to present the newest members of our family! Meet Star and Ash. They are Dwarf Nigerian Goats and they are pregnant!! Dwarf Nigerian goats are a small goat breed that make excellent milk goats. They originate from.....Nigeria,...
- Countdown To Goats.......
It has been in the plans for Bee Haven Acres to begin raising Fainting Goats. In the past few weeks we have gotten e-mail notice from Becky's friend, Nancy (of Critter Pines Fainting Goats in Reno), that our new babies have been born. It will take...