September 27, 2015
by Deborah Burgess
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Thank you to all our lamb customers this year for valuing our pasture raised lambs enough to once again contribute to another sell out for our September sale. We wish we had more lambs to sell, because the demand was … Continue reading
September 9, 2015
by Deborah Burgess
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Eid al-Adha is coming soon, and we will provide intact ram lambs from our flock of carefully bred meat sheep. Call or text 803-804-3541 for more information on sales on Saturday and Sunday, September 19-20, after 9:00 a.m. Cash only. … Continue reading
September 9, 2015
by Deborah Burgess
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Sheep from the left: Eddie (our big, farm-born commercial breeding ram), Tex (our pureblood, registered Powell Ranch Dorper ram), and Louis (our “wether” pet).
August 23, 2015
by Deborah Burgess
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We finally had a pro design our farm logo and we’re so excited to show you all. This logo reflects our focus on our sheep and honey bees as our main farm products. Of course, we do have other exciting projects … Continue reading
May 27, 2015
by Deborah Burgess
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This has been a beautiful and very busy spring on Fox Trot Farm. Farmer Bob built a new house for our
April 10, 2015
by Deborah Burgess
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Rosie, our little Saanen doeling, now has a new best friend, Daphne. She’s a registered Nubian and, in about a year and a half, we will be enjoying
April 10, 2015
by Deborah Burgess
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Chesterfield has triplets! Imagine my surprise when I went out to the Back Forty yesterday morning and found
March 30, 2015
by Deborah Burgess
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Spring lambing season is well underway, and all our girls are having multiples this year. “Margaret Thatcher” had triplets,
March 27, 2015
by Deborah Burgess
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Rosie is the newest member of our farm family here at Fox Trot Farm. She is a mostly Saanen and little bit Nubian dairy goat “doeling” whose mother abandoned her at birth. She’s going to be a whole two … Continue reading
March 25, 2015
by Deborah Burgess
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It’s spring at last on Fox Trot Farm, and a busy time for the beekeeper