I took these photos this week at Springfield Farm, MD where I buy my dog her meat. It is an organic farm where I also buy meat for our family, and just ordered our Thanksgiving Turkey!
Wordless Wednesday- Farm Visit
I took these photos this week at Springfield Farm, MD where I buy my dog her meat. It is an organic farm where I also buy meat for our family, and just ordered our Thanksgiving Turkey!
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I love the rooster, my kids love to say Cockadooodle doo
looks like lots of fun
I LOVE going to the farm!!
trisha
I think it would be freaky to see the animals I’ll later be eating. I would rather be in the dark. So therefore I don’t do farms. LOLOLOL.
Lee
Can I just say farms are SO fun!
Kasandria
I miss ordering a turkey for Thanksgiving! We used to do it in my first marriage and it was always so juicy and tender.
We love going to the farm too. There is literally one behind our property. The boys love seeing all of the animals.
I love these pics! I love visting the farm
Ive been wanting to do the organic turkey thing. Ill check out their site to possibly order one.
so next time ya go back those may be dinner. OH my
great pics’ thanks for sharing
Great shots! How awesome to get it all fresh.
I love these photos! Farming is really close to home for me, living in a rural area
BTW I love how you have redone your blog – the header looks AMAZING!
Glad you all like my photos! I learned something when I went to the farm and asked about the Turkeys. They have 2 types, one that is raise in a pasture and the other raised in a hut. The reason they do this is because the ones raised indoors are more confined and they grow more quickly because they can’t run around. The price of the pasture-raised is $4/lb and the other is $2.50/lb. I also learned that Turkeys kill each other and themselves! The farm hatched 600 turkeys this year and are now down to 200 because of fights and suicide (crazy, huh?)
I’ve never heard of ordering a turkey, that’s kind of cool!