Comeau Family Farm

04/22/2025

Garlic, rhubarb and perennial onions are growing beautifully.

09/26/2024

Content bunnies

09/25/2024

T'is the season

08/25/2024

It's tomato season!!!

08/24/2024

Barn chores this morning

08/07/2024

Lovely Barb. Ms. Barb Rock that is.

06/17/2024

Henry enjoying some extra scratches and snuggles this morning. Such an unbelievably kind and gentle soul.

06/16/2024

First load of hay this summer. Horses, sheep and goats are loving it

05/19/2024

Found this little guy out in the yard following the Guinnea Fowl around early last fall. Picked him up, brought him inside and did some research.
This is a domesticated pigeon that must have been released or flew off. It took us 9 months to get to this point, he basically hated us for the first 6 months. Pigeons are flock animals and do not survive solo in the wild, even if he was a native breed, but he has adopted us as his flock, and has become very affectionate and loving.
P.S. He is wearing a flight suit, so I don't have droppings around the house. He adjusted to it pretty quickly, and it is a game changer. Also, the dogs and cat that live in my house know that if any animal is brought inside, you don't bother it, whether it is a weak chicken or any other animal. It is just what it is.

04/09/2024

Thank you for the visit Ava, and for all the lovely pictures of some of my fur family

04/09/2024

What do you do when you are a little pig during a solar eclipse?
Why, you go to bed, crawl under the blankets with your sister, and go to sleep of course.

12/21/2023

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Let your horses be horses.

Let them roll in the dirt and get muddy.

Let them bask in the warm sunlight on sunny days, sunning their coat as they nap in the dirt with friends.

Let them play with other horses, they may get the occasional nick or scratch but their mental health can remain unscathed.

Let them stretch their legs and romp across ground without being under the control of a rider, let them control their pace and buck and play.

Horses don’t care about what brand of blanket they wear, how expensive their saddle is or how neat and tidy their coat is.

They don’t care about appearances, they don’t care about monetary values, they don’t care about status…

This is a large part of why we love them so much, they don’t judge like humans do. They are so much more simple in that way.

Let your horses be horses because there is nothing more breathtaking than a happy and fulfilled horse.

Let your horses be horses and they will thank you forever and you will be able to get to know them in ways you did not know possible.

Pictured is Juniper the Mustang being a happy little swamp donkey.