Garrett's Farm

04/11/2025

We have little duckling on the farm.

02/20/2025

We would like to welcome another beautiful baby girl to the Farm. BlueBell makes beautiful baby's

01/27/2025

On 1/25/25 our sweet Nanny (Coconut) had twin girls. Dolly and Molly

04/24/2024

We now have 4 Blue heeler puppies. RAIN did a really good job. We have 3 girls and one boy.

04/23/2024

Welcome Trae to our little farm. He's a Nigerian Dwarf buckling was told he's about 2 weeks old. He's a bottle baby very loving and friendly. He's taking a liking to Shyanna. He'll only take a bottle from her. Which is funny.

03/29/2024

Built me a chick box.... now it's time to start hatching some chicks.

03/23/2024

Like to welcome a pair of Ayam Cemani to the farm... we'll be hatching some baby's from this lovely pair.

03/18/2024

Tabitha Garrett

Canning butter in my electric roaster today 😁 I've normally done it in the oven but this is safer, I don't have to move the pan of butter filled jars to keep topping off until melted 🙌
I put a 9x13 pan in, added my jars, and set temp to 225°.
DO NOT add water - why does everyone keep asking this?! 😂
Keep adding butter as it melts until jars are full. This depends on how often you remember to check it 😅
Wipe rims well, add lids & rings. Replace cover and set your timer for 45 minutes. Once sealed, remember to shake often as they cool so that it incorporates!

A little note for those that have never canned butter... salted butter definitely tastes saltier once canned, so you may prefer unsalted. I'm doing both because for some reason, unsalted rarely goes on sale with the salted here 🙄

03/18/2024

My husband and I got so much do to the farm this weekend. My daughter and I built a goat milking stand, while my husband bush hogged and burt the old dead grass for the garden this year. We mended fences so we can try and keep our herd dog in with the sheep and goats. That was a fail she still gets out but that's OK we'll keep trying.
Then Sunday we picked up our new member Coconut 🥥 she is our milking goat. Gonna try our hand in some goat milk, cheese, butter and goat milk soap. Thanks Michael Daugherty & Rachel Daugherty for helping getting the goats home. Also pick up a trailer full of hickory wood 🪵 to do some summer time cookouts 🍽