New little pets have brought a lot of pleasure in the last few weeks.

Our bow hunter got a coyote ... in his first season out. One less chicken predator.

Our guys have nicknamed this little tractor "The Spider". It is a 1935 Ford 9N that we bought off a neighbor. We also have the man...

Spring is the time for new life on the farm. It is totally exciting for everyone to see the new little calves bouncing around. See? This lit...

The fan club ... ... in the freezer!

This picture is worth a thousand words: Of course, the tractor is worth thousands of dollars. It will save thousands of hours and it will be...

Wow, the weeks are flying by and we're already looking at the end of summer 2010! This year we tried raising turkeys. We'd heard the...

When we're not busy at the Neepawa market we're getting ready for it ... or the CSA baskets which are more of the same delivered o...

Everyone loves fresh garden potatoes ... just like we do! The smaller, the better! LOL! Digging ... ... by hand digging potatoes got old fas...

We've got 400 new baby chicks ... ... and 50 new baby turkeys! The chicks will grow on grass for 10 weeks. The turkeys for 16 weeks. Pas...

While we haven't been receiving the torrents of rain that surrounding areas have been -- like six inches within a week just South of th...

This nifty seeder has been on Ken's wishlist for a while, but this year it was promoted to being a part of the resources here @ Klasse W...

You've probably guessed that these are busy days @ Klasse Woods ... schooling, baking, planting, cleaning, singing, making candles &...

Whew, what a week! Monday - Molly arrived and threw us into learning curves with milking by hand. Hey, we're not the only ones, she had ...

Our new resident registered Brown Swiss. She's so gentle & patient. She makes this place a real farm! ... notice the llamas are ...

Our Beeswax Candle business has made strides this winter ... so much, in fact, that we are already marketing them at the Brandon Farmer'...

There is no end to fun on the farm ... Like usual, if you click on the image you can get a close-up view of the boys having fun.

We grow things @ Klasse Woods Natural Farm. It's what we do. The other day this is what we saw ... ... our little guys were busy plantin...

We're still in the midst of winter - those who have lived here a long time are saying there is more snow than usual already. ... but we...

Good for sledding... Going for a walk with Daddy ... and checking all the animals! And the older guys were working in the woodlot! Above zer...