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A Bobolink nest in our sheep pasture this past summer. The nest is lined with Exmoor Pony tail hair.
The Bobolink is an endangered meadow bird. By cutting hay later and providing ample meadow habitat, we have seen an increase in the Bobolink population.
Pups at 3 weeks
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Our Border Collie, Boywood Ceit, will be having her first litter around December 16th. She has been bred to another Boywood dog, named Davy. Both parents are hip tested, good and are DNA clear for collie eye. The puppies will be registered with the CBCA. These puppies will make excellent working and companion dogs.
E-mail or phone to add your name to the waiting list: 519 934-0384, whatyouwill@sympatico.ca
Get great holiday gifts from WhatYouWill Farm on December 6,12,13,19 and 20th
We will be selling our Ice Age Pony Insoles and Dryer Balls at the Artisan Gift Fair, Tranzac Club
and for one day at the West End FoodCo-op, Dec.6th
Tranzac Club, 292 Brunswick Ave, Toronto, ON M5S 1Y2 (416) 923-8137
http://www.tranzac.org/
West End Food Coop, 1229 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6K 1L2
(416) 533-6363
https://westendfood.coop/
Our fleeces placed first and third in the Specialty Division. This was the largest division with twelve fleeces.
First place was a grey Shetland fleece off a ram purchased from Carol Precious, who shepherds the Dailey Flock.
Third place was a Fawn Navajo-Churro fleece off a Ewe purchased from Peter Vito of New Brunswick.