2010-09-08T05:39:22Z http://farmlife.winddancerranch.us/comments/atom.aspx Quick Blogcast tag:farmlife.winddancerranch.us,2008-11-24:1560869 Svava 2008-11-25T00:51:03Z 2008-11-25T00:51:03Z Hi Lisa,<BR> <BR>This is my first time reading your blog, and I must say I really like it (despite the sad story). I love feeling a connection to my food (our Thanksgiving turkey is coming from your farm), and to experience the personal touch of learning about the people who are kind enough to raise the animals that feed my family. I'm looking forward to following your blog. <BR> <BR>Thank you! tag:farmlife.winddancerranch.us,2008-07-29:1237930 Sue http://www.coffeepot.wordpress.com 2008-07-30T00:52:57Z 2008-07-30T00:52:57Z Eagles are beautiful birds but I hope you don't have more problems with them. tag:farmlife.winddancerranch.us,2008-04-27:1004670 Lynetta http://lyricflight.blogspot.com 2008-04-27T19:05:04Z 2008-04-27T19:05:04Z Wow - I've seen Golden's pretty close and they are HUGE. Hope they didn't get any more of your critters!<BR> <BR>I saw you listed in a 2007 SF Chron article and wondered if you are producing chickens for sale this year. I'm just south of SF and would happily take a nice drive to get some well-raised chicken - not interested in Cornish Cross or Freedom Rangers. Let me know if you will have some this year - or other pastured meat I might be interested in. tag:farmlife.winddancerranch.us,2007-08-22:489398 lessa 2007-08-23T04:49:13Z 2007-08-23T04:49:13Z I loved this entry! More, more on barnyard behaviors, please.