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Friday, January 04, 2008

On the Farm 01.04.08



Our pumpkin farmer friends cleaned out the last of their pumpkins, squash and gourds and brought them over for the cows. Even frozen those girls go crazy over them.


This Hereford cow prefers the fancy little decorative gourds. Herefords are refined and classy like that. Except that chewing a frozen gourd with your mouth open is maybe not so refined and classy.


These girls have somehow broken a chunk of shell off a pumpkin and are scooping out the insides.


Apparently that's one good tasting pumpkin. More cows come over for a taste. Cows do not usually share this well.


More cows join the pumpkin feast.


Finally Mr. Bull strolls over to get in on the action.

The pumpkins are not only a treat for the cows, it keeps them entertained!


2 years ago:
Commotion in the coop

1 year ago:
Road ducks

5 Comments:

Blogger Brian G. Heyer said...

Keeps you entertained too! :-) Somewhere along the line I read that pumpkin seeds deworm as well.

Saturday, January 05, 2008 8:04:00 AM  
Blogger Omelay said...

pumpkins yum..

package should arrive today.

Saturday, January 05, 2008 9:23:00 AM  
Blogger Meg said...

Funny! I've never seen cows munching on anything but grass and hay. It looks like the they sure enjoyed the treat.

Saturday, January 05, 2008 10:10:00 AM  
Blogger frugalmom said...

Who knew. I love your pictures. Will you be allowing people to purchase them not in calendar form?

Saturday, January 05, 2008 1:35:00 PM  
Blogger sugarcreekfarm said...

haymaker - we've been told the same, but haven't done any sort of testing to verify

karl - drat, no package today. Hopefully Monday.

meg - the first year it took them awhile to get the hang of it. We had to break the pumpkins open for them. Once they got a taste for them they got good and cracking them open themselves.

frugalmom - funny you should ask :) I will in fact be offering my photos for purchase, as well licensing images for publication. Once we get thru year-end financials and taxes I'll be working on getting that up and running.

Saturday, January 05, 2008 11:53:00 PM  

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