Glimmerwood Farm

Glimmerwood Farm Small farm in southwestern Idaho. We raise chickens, ducks, sheep, goats, and more.

Truth
04/03/2025

Truth

Today we welcomed April, the Polish rabbit to our farm. April is 7 weeks old, and will be a house rabbit.
03/30/2025

Today we welcomed April, the Polish rabbit to our farm. April is 7 weeks old, and will be a house rabbit.

03/27/2025

Mic drop, fact check true.

Oh, I feel that way too, Big Mama (aka Firefly)
03/24/2025

Oh, I feel that way too, Big Mama (aka Firefly)

03/23/2025

🤣😂🤣

03/22/2025
Over the weekend we did a thing and these two Navajo-Churro ewes joined our farm. Winston is on the right, and Dorothy i...
03/18/2025

Over the weekend we did a thing and these two Navajo-Churro ewes joined our farm. Winston is on the right, and Dorothy is on the left.

Chickens? Really? 😂
03/05/2025

Chickens? Really? 😂

I have many questions, and I want no answers 😂😂😂

AI needs improvement 🐮

I just read this in a post my niece sent me on IG. How cool would it be to haul out the coffee maker and some mugs and s...
02/20/2025

I just read this in a post my niece sent me on IG. How cool would it be to haul out the coffee maker and some mugs and set “office hours” so local peeps could stop by for a visit? Something to think on anyways.

How about you? Would you do something similar?

A good explanation to the egg crisis
02/19/2025

A good explanation to the egg crisis

On this 287th day of Feb…
02/17/2025

On this 287th day of Feb…

This is getting a little old.
02/17/2025

This is getting a little old.

The realest thing I've seen lately! 🤣

Feels like it most of this winter so far. About the time it dehydrates, here comes more rain or snow.
02/14/2025

Feels like it most of this winter so far. About the time it dehydrates, here comes more rain or snow.

😖😭😖😭

02/13/2025

I don’t know why I was thinking about this, but years ago somebody asked me to volunteer last minute and I said “I’m sorry I can’t today, I’ve got too many chores.” They acted genuinely confused that I couldn’t just leave the farm unexpectedly to do what they needed. They even tried to convince me that it would be fine cuz I could just farm later. So I learned with those people it’s best to use “real job” speak when saying you can’t do something.

“I was up all night with a farrowing pig” becomes “I had to work the night shift”.

“I’ve got chores planned from sunup to sundown” becomes “I’m working a double”.

“I’m training a puppy” becomes “I’m training a new coworker”.

“I’ve got baby bunnies due” becomes “I’m expecting an important delivery”.

“I’m planting the garden” becomes “I’m restocking inventory”.

I know you don’t have to actually tell people why you can’t do something, but doing it this way usually stops them immediately from trying to convince you further. Everyone inherently understands that most people can’t just leave their job whenever they want but they don’t see farming as a real job. When you use real job speak though, their brain just moves on to the next person they can ask. They don’t even seem to remember that you work from home and are your own boss. I’ve literally never had anyone question me after I say these things. So saves me time and much annoyance. 😂

Picture of my “retirement fund” 💁🏻‍♀️

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Emmett, ID
83617

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