Jason has put in more than his fair share of hours on the tractor the last few days. He was complaining about the uncomfortable seat on...

We’re in the middle of our second cutting of hay right now. Today was just shy of a sixteen hour day. Yesterday was an “easy” day at...

(post by Jason) In a lot of ways we run a pretty unique horse boarding operation. Unlike most barns, we make much of our own hay and we...

(post by Jason) Melissa and I have been doing a bunch of thinking about what the next barn at the new farm needs to look like and be able...

As I was sitting here uploading pictures and wondering what I would write for this blog post, my thoughts wandered in a very non-horse...

The new farm continues to be a construction zone. I look forward to the day that this ends, however at this point that feels like it is a...

(post by Jason) Actually, no, not so much. If there is one statement that we regularly run across in our business that is likely to set...

I have to admit I’ll be glad to see this week come to a close. There have been a lot of lows but it has not felt like there have been...

Some of you will remember that Bear got badly damaged a few weeks ago by a raccoon. You’ll be pleased to know that Bear is healing well,...

Last weekend seven time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong was in middle Tennessee leading the Harpeth River Ride. The route for this...

On occasion we all get the reminder that we are living on borrowed time. I had mine yesterday. One of the horses here is a bit of a head...

It has been awhile since I’ve given everyone a Miracle update. She is thriving and enjoying life. Her weight is right where we want it...

A couple of days ago Jason and I were driving along Highway 31 on our way to eat dinner. We’d had a long day in the hay field and were...

The hay barn is full and is now housing just shy of 200 5′ x 5′ bales. Jason is rambling on from time to time about building a second hay...

Everyone in middle Tennessee has been cutting hay in the last week and we were no exception. Jason and I put the first bales of hay in...

We’ve covered extensively in this blog that Jason is Canadian and is always hot. He thinks anything over seventy degrees is warm. If it...

Jason and I were both a bit on the cranky side today. Neither of us has what would be described as a good night’s sleep last night. We...

Our wonderful vet from Tennessee Equine Hospital was at the farm today. He was looking around and commenting, as he often does, that when...

As everyone knows when you have a big (or sometimes even a small) construction project the inevitable budget busters come along. We’ve...

Not a lot to report around here except the thirteen year cicadas have arrived in full force. They are incredibly loud. Although they are...