7/14/16

Hey farm friends!

Since the farm has become almost busier than I can handle as a single rancher, I've decided the best way for you to catch up with me and the farm is through the website or our Facebook page.

Come see what we're up to at:

www.willowsedgefarm.com
OR
Facebook/WillowsEdgeFarmIdaho

Thanks,
Corinne Logan





2/6/15

Bah bah black sheep

One of the things we love our the Jacob sheep are their fleeces. While they do turn into beautiful works of art, we choose to sell ours completely raw - saves the buyers money ( a LOT of it) and they also get to come and pick which one they'd like. 
Our Jacobs produce a nice 3" - 6" length of a fine-medium crimp and from 4-6 pounds, which I'm told, is wonderful for hand spinners. 
If you're interested in some of our wool, please drop us a note to get added to the wait list. 
If you could make anything with a bag of wool, what would you make? 




12/2/14

Farm Life Camp - 2015!!

Seriously now. We have so much fun at Farm Life Camp! 

This fun group was hands on from the moment they got here on day 1 learning about nutrition to grooming and yes, riding! As an added bonus for all, we keep our groups SMALL. Some camps think 30 is a small group and it may very well be for them, but for us, 9 is our max as it gives plenty of time for us to teach each of our kids as they learn best. That small number also allows us to take a large variety of ages with everyone still feeling fully involved. 

Horses, cattle, sheep, chickens ... what will we add this year? You'll have to come to find out. :) 

2014 camps sold out, so now is the time to get signed up! More information can be found at: www.willowsedgefarm.com/farm-life.html




11/17/14

Bowl of Cuteness! OH MY!!

One of our baby barn cats ... who is almost too cute for words! 


10/24/14

Discing up the Sheep pen

Every now and then it just has to be done. We're not fans of discing up the land - and don't for our large hay fields, but this small area is hard & compacted and it just needs to be done. 

As a bonus, all that sheep poo in there will be a great fertilizer when it comes time to seed!