Greyt Love Angoras

06/21/2023

She looks a bit rough after the shave but I love her type. 💕
Flowering Acres Freda had 6 oz of wool. She can now enjoy the summer.

06/04/2023

This girl is looking for a pet or wool 🏡. She has flopped an ear. English angora. 7 weeks. Available June 10. Ohio

06/04/2023

Flowering Acres Freda

06/02/2023

Looking for a special person. Loped eared chestnut agouti buck. Six weeks old. Was hoping to groom him as a Nationals jr until the ear dropped. Pet or wool only.

05/18/2023

Flowering Acres Freda is impatiently tolerating her grooming. That static though!

05/17/2023

Soap is looking for a new 🏡. 2 years old. Has been shown. Proven herd buck. Ohio.

05/17/2023

Can we say gorgeous?! 4 week old chestnut agoutis. Bred for nationals.

05/05/2023

Are you ready for this cuteness?!💕💕

04/22/2023

8 new EA kits in the shed.

04/22/2023

Our first orange babies!

04/22/2023

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04/02/2023

A litter of 8. I’m so in love!

03/21/2023

The progress is painstakingly slow but WOW!

03/20/2023

Each bun is special. Momma had to have snuggles before he moved on.

03/20/2023

03/12/2023

Momma is due today.❤️

02/26/2023

A new batch of conditioner. They will do anything for this!

Equal parts:

BOSS
Beat pulp
Calf manna
Dried blueberries/cranberries
Dried papaya
Oatmeal

Coat well in wheat germ oil.
If a large batch is made, freeze for later use.

02/24/2023

Chicks have arrived!!

02/20/2023

This 4 month old buck is looking for a new 🏡. Located North Central Ohio.

He has a really nice rear end. Butt to the table. Sweet personality. Tolerates grooming.

02/17/2023

22 animals nails trimmed. The remaining 11 will wait until after my nap.

02/14/2023

Cleaning cages…
Why do I hate thee so much?

02/14/2023

Don't get too comfortable. - Chris, Jack & Matt

02/14/2023

02/10/2023

Amazing Eggs!

It is hard to believe that only 30 years ago, people were told that eggs were not healthy because of the cholesterol. Today, we know that they are one of the best foods you can eat for your health! Here are some things to know about the incredible egg:

1. Large eggs only have 75 calories, but pack 6g of protein as well as B2, B12, Vitamin D, zeaxanthin for better vision, and choline for improved memory. Both the yolk and the white have the same amount of protein.

2. Depending upon the breed, chickens can produce 250 to over 300 eggs each year!

3. Double yolks occur when a hen ovulates quickly in succesion. The most yolks found in one egg were 9!

4. The color of the yolk is determined by the hen's feed. One chef even feed hens red peppers to make the yolks a dark oranfe/red! The yolk color does not change the nutritional value of an egg.

5. You can tell whether an egg is stale or not by gently dropping it into a glass of water. If it sinks, it's fresh. If it floats, it's older.

6. All eggs in the store are hormone free.

7. White eggs are more popular with commercial farmers because the hens that produce them are smaller, making them more feed efficient.

8. Older eggs make the best hard boiled eggs.

9. Tradition says that the number of pleats in a chef's cap denote the number of ways they can cook eggs.

10. Eggs contain folate, which is thought by scientists to prevent congenital defects in pregnant women.

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02/10/2023

Doe looking for 🏡.
Pedigreed.
Ohio
White patch behind her ears.

02/10/2023

Baby love! Our first Nethie baby.
’s Cottontails

02/08/2023

I've received 100 reactions to my posts in the past 30 days. Thanks for your support. 🙏🤗🎉

02/03/2023

This little blue boy❤️ 5 weeks old.
Looking for 🏡. Ohio

01/22/2023

🏡 Found

Yes she needs groomed. 7 month.