Bedlam Farm is very much a farm again. Darryl Kuehne brought seven more sheep over to the outer pasture, and he’s bringing one more load in a week or so. All of my pastures are not in use again, as is the barn and the water systems. We have to decide this summer whether or not to keep Lulu and Fanny here for good. As for Bartleby, he had his tail docked today and his testicles banded so he will be neutered.

I thought the farming days were over but they are not. There were are, checking water and fences, brushhogging pastures, spraying disinefectant on wounds. The farm is reborn.