Lone Wolf Farm
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Home of the 2015 NH Poultry Fanciers Show Champion Heavy Duck as well as the 2014 Deerfield Fair Champion Heavy Waterfowl. Several Best of Breeds as well. Backyard Farm offering duck and chicken eggs. Muscovy raised for meat, flocks, or pets, Guinea Fowl raised for eggs, meat, or flocks. Chickens raised for eggs or adding to your own flock.
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Dash loves the snow storm!
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Due to circumstances beyond our control, the ducks did not get processed this weekend. I apologize to the people who were interested in getting a whole, finished duck this weekend. Good news is, they are DEFINITELY getting processed next Saturday so we will have whole duck available then! Now, enjoy a couple of cute puppy pictures to makeup for the disappointment!
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Just a picture of Dash. He's been learning all about the chores on the farm. He especially loves the "treats" left behind by the chickens and ducks 💩
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The ducks are ready for the Duck Workshop at Osborne's Agway
Duck Workshop
We will be at Agway in Concord today along with Greentwist Acres to talk about all things Duck!
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Ducks have been enjoying the warm weather! Still lots of snow, but plenty of melted spots too!
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Dash is exploring more of his surroundings.
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Welcome home to our new farm dog, Dash! He is an 8 week old English Shepherd! He is already accompanying us during our chores on the farm and learning the ways. The Muscovy are about 2 times his size for right now, but he shows appropriate interest (interest without chasing). Due to the snow pack, the chickens are in their pens, but he showed appropriate interest through the wire as well.
Duck Workshop
Join us and Greentwist Acres at Osborne's Concord Agway as we talk about raising ducks and how they could be a great addition to your homestead!!
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Chickens mostly stayed in their houses all day. Most of the ducks did too. Some brave souls ventured out.
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Grandma now takes care of 2 Guineas at night. So cute!
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Some of the girls enjoying the sun from up high.
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