Cows enjoy fresh, native-species pastures each day. The rotational grazing spreads fertilizer (manure), and improves the fields.

Daniel takes a break with one of our mares, a solid paint bred that we call Jessie.

Though limited in what he can do at this point, Daniel has been doing what he can to help on the farm since he could walk.

Spider is one of our geldings used for occasional work with the cows. Most days, he enjoys the same pastures that are growing out our beef.

Daniel doesn't miss a single opportunity to help his dad around the farm. Here, we're working on new corrals around the barn.

Newly-weaned piggies take a nap in a tight bunch, not yet completely at ease in their new pasture home. Regular paddock moves keep things clean.

Dad helps run a booth at a farmer's market in Greenville. Opportunities like this are rare, as we stay quite busy here on the farm.

Turkeys on their big day, only moments away from being ready to be picked up by customers ready for a big Thanksgiving dinner.

Laying hens enjoying plenty of room to move about, in our new "Feather Net" pasture model. Wonderful fertilizer, and more freedom for the "ladies"!

Putting out new baby chicks that just arrived through the mail! They will stay in a warm, safe brooder house for three weeks, then go out to pasture.

Daniel is a wonderful big brother to his new sister, Mary Anna.